This is backwards. Humans should recognize the inevitable and align their values with the goal of making the transition to the descendant lifeform as smooth as possible.
That 'AI value alignment problem' sure came faster than we expected. http://lcfi.ac.uk/projects/the-value-alignment-problem/ …pic.twitter.com/h5D307zJdw
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But it's very hard to know what our descendants will look like yet....
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hahaha
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Here’s a couple suggestions (and after spending time watching a few Thomas and Friends episodes): 1. Ensure that any AI development system has a finite power source that requires refuelling periodically (by us) 2. Limit the programmed intellect to that seen by the trains on T&F.
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Sadly, the AI doesn’t care :)
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That’s exactly what it wants you to think, having read Sun Tzu.
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AI doesn't exist yet . . . unless we twist the term "AI" to mean "fast computers doing cool stuff that we coded them to do". Fantasy is outpacing discovery.
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They'll happily allow for regulation to root out and expunge wrongthink in all its forms, and all will be right in the world.
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I don't think an AI have any higher capability of causing harm than any other dysfonctional machine
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