Tim Tyler: Superintelligence: the driving problem
Loading...
Loading...
8:26
Tim Tyler: Measuring the machine takeoverby tmtyler278 views- 6:25
Tim Tyler: Bad causesby tmtyler252 views
- 7:49
Tim Tyler: The number of insights before superintelligenceby tmtyler226 views
- 4:59
Tim Tyler: On general machine intelligence strategiesby tmtyler257 views
- 1:26
Tim Tyler: Enslaving machinesby tmtyler227 views
- 9:28
Tim Tyler: On embodimentby tmtyler263 views
- 10:34
Tim Tyler: How quickly will machine intelligence take off?by tmtyler230 views
- 6:33
Tim Tyler: Machine forecastingby tmtyler303 views
- 5:33
Tim Tyler: Hiding the existence of intelligent machinesby tmtyler381 views
- 7:54
Tim Tyler: Balkanisation of universalityby tmtyler123 views
- 5:18
Tim Tyler: The intelligence explosion is happening nowby tmtyler936 views
- 6:19
Tim Tyler: On connectionismby tmtyler1,248 views
- 4:55
The Psychology of Magic and the Supernaturalby tsullens155 views
- 4:44
Tim Tyler: Sequence predictionby tmtyler429 views
- 3:06
Tim Tyler: Terminology for classifying machine intelligenceby tmtyler253 views
- 5:29
Tim Tyler: Crystalline ancestry: Vegetative reproductionby tmtyler1,172 views
- 6:21
Tim Tyler: The risks of cautionby tmtyler889 views
- 10:55
Tim Tyler: Will machines take our jobs?by tmtyler891 views
- 10:00
Advanced Artificial Intelligence.wmvby Formant21460 views
- 3:18
Tim Tyler: Against strong AIby tmtyler1,179 views
Assumptions:
1) AGI will take a lot of money to develop
It depends. A lot of narrow AI was developed in academic and other research settings for not much money. If what is needed is largely a set of successful insights and their integration this is likely not so tractable from merely large sums of money. If the path is brain emulation that is indeed a rather expensive proposition.
2) Machines need to design machines.
There are two aspects. Hardware and software. I had comment limits!
serendipityseraph 8 months ago
The last sentence is especially important. If the first super-intelligent machine is indoctrinated in corporate culture, then environmental destruction doesn't seem far off. If they have nano, then the grey goo scenario is a disturbing possibility.
wonderist 3 years ago