@allTheYud One cant solve for super intelligence, but tendencies that rides along . If the weight of tendencies riding on every training, every attempt, every solution is there, then getting rid of all the tendencies with intelligence alone is not going to be easy.
@allTheYud Carrying the flag of values,humans don't just solve problems, we do them alongside living with others,taking care of babies,sick, old etc.We need to train AIs to be a crew of these that it takes care of while solving problems. One cant solve for super intelligence, but tendencies
@krishnanrohit@allTheYud@gfodor One cant solve for super intelligence, but tendencies that rides along . If the weight of tendencies riding on every training, every attempt, every solution is there, then getting rid of all the tendencies with intelligence alone is not going to be easy.
@krishnanrohit@allTheYud@gfodor Carrying the flag of values,humans don't just solve problems, we do them alongside living with others,taking care of babies,sick, old etc.We need to train AIs to be a crew of these that it takes care of while solving problems. One cant solve for super intelligence, but tendencies
right now AIs are puzzle solvers, they use everything as pieces of puzzles to achieve goals, that is a problem for alignment problem. If they develop own values, then there could be alignment on their terms.
AIs right now have instrumental goals, that makes them dangerous, unless they develop own values , then they might show us consideration. Otherwise, instrumental goals means, competition for control,resources etc.
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