“… ensuring that AI systems do what we want them to do, ideally within a sound ethical framework.” Yeah, just like gain of function research into viruses. I’m afraid the toothpaste is out of the tube.
Right?! And just like the ethical framework we all operate within today WITHOUT the potential hazards benefits of AI.
Simon Blanchard
1 year ago
“… ensuring that AI systems do what we want them to do, ideally within a sound ethical framework.” Yeah, just like gain of function research into viruses. I’m afraid the toothpaste is out of the tube.
Paolo Canonica
1 year ago
I do wish that we had a way of hardwiring Asimov’s three laws of robotics into the developing AIs.
Asimov’s stories tend to be about how the three laws are insufficient…
Paolo Canonica
1 year ago
I do wish that we had a way of hardwiring Asimov’s three laws of robotics into the developing AIs.
Nicky Samengo-Turner
1 year ago
“Boots on the ground” as us Guardsmen say, will never be totally replaced by technology.
Nicky Samengo-Turner
1 year ago
“Boots on the ground” as us Guardsmen say, will never be totally replaced by technology.
N Satori
1 year ago
So the real question is not “Will AI systems be more intelligent than humans?” but “Will our AI systems be more intelligent than those of our potential adversaries?”.
N Satori
1 year ago
So the real question is not “Will AI systems be more intelligent than humans?” but “Will our AI systems be more intelligent than those of our potential adversaries?”.
Susan Grabston
1 year ago
War Studies relative just back from Ukraine doing field research on drones in warfare. Very scary stuff already going on.
Susan Grabston
1 year ago
War Studies relative just back from Ukraine doing field research on drones in warfare. Very scary stuff already going on.
Shale Lewis
1 year ago
Umm, which sort of ethics are meant to guide AI alignment? The ones we deploy in animal agriculture, or the ones we appreciate in a university humanities course? Or the ones which emerged from the Enlightenment, minus the occasional slavery bit?
Shale Lewis
1 year ago
Umm, which sort of ethics are meant to guide AI alignment? The ones we deploy in animal agriculture, or the ones we appreciate in a university humanities course? Or the ones which emerged from the Enlightenment, minus the occasional slavery bit?
“… ensuring that AI systems do what we want them to do, ideally within a sound ethical framework.” Yeah, just like gain of function research into viruses. I’m afraid the toothpaste is out of the tube.
Trust the science
Right?! And just like the ethical framework we all operate within today WITHOUT the potential
hazardsbenefits of AI.Trust the science
Right?! And just like the ethical framework we all operate within today WITHOUT the potential
hazardsbenefits of AI.“… ensuring that AI systems do what we want them to do, ideally within a sound ethical framework.” Yeah, just like gain of function research into viruses. I’m afraid the toothpaste is out of the tube.
I do wish that we had a way of hardwiring Asimov’s three laws of robotics into the developing AIs.
Asimov’s stories tend to be about how the three laws are insufficient…
In his later works, Foundation’s Edge for example, the robots are very humanlike – to the point of seeming to have emotions.
In his later works, Foundation’s Edge for example, the robots are very humanlike – to the point of seeming to have emotions.
Asimov’s stories tend to be about how the three laws are insufficient…
I do wish that we had a way of hardwiring Asimov’s three laws of robotics into the developing AIs.
“Boots on the ground” as us Guardsmen say, will never be totally replaced by technology.
“Boots on the ground” as us Guardsmen say, will never be totally replaced by technology.
So the real question is not “Will AI systems be more intelligent than humans?” but “Will our AI systems be more intelligent than those of our potential adversaries?”.
So the real question is not “Will AI systems be more intelligent than humans?” but “Will our AI systems be more intelligent than those of our potential adversaries?”.
War Studies relative just back from Ukraine doing field research on drones in warfare. Very scary stuff already going on.
War Studies relative just back from Ukraine doing field research on drones in warfare. Very scary stuff already going on.
Umm, which sort of ethics are meant to guide AI alignment? The ones we deploy in animal agriculture, or the ones we appreciate in a university humanities course? Or the ones which emerged from the Enlightenment, minus the occasional slavery bit?
Umm, which sort of ethics are meant to guide AI alignment? The ones we deploy in animal agriculture, or the ones we appreciate in a university humanities course? Or the ones which emerged from the Enlightenment, minus the occasional slavery bit?