October 24, 2007 lecture by Steve Omohundro for the Stanford University Computer Systems Colloquium (EE 380). Steve presents fundamental principles that underlie the operation of "self-improving sy...
October 24, 2007 lecture by Steve Omohundro for the Stanford University Computer Systems Colloquium (EE 380). Steve presents fundamental principles that underlie the operation of "self-improving systems," i.e., computer software and hardware that improve themselves by learning from their own operations.
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and-when you launch a petaflops AI-is the question not how many bugs will happen-but how fast they will manifest-and in what form-intellect starts in infants-by design-a baby is harmless as it learns to think-adults with falty intellect are dangerous...
further-will the tools be adequet, in time? Is it fear that we dont know what will evolve-or that we will no longer be the ultimate intellect? its gonna take time-how many lines will you need to simulate 100 billion synapses? maybe by 12-21-2012?!
they had the dream of grand master level chess and did it-now its rudimentary consciousness-the guy seems confused and nervous-rightly so-between two and twenty million (!) lines of code-and we have made costly mistakes-deadly mistakes-when are we going to start building "tools" that can do the job?
A lie is revealed by logical thinking, please ask your family to borrow the brain cell before posting at youtube.
And, in due time, a well programmed machine will easily be able to compute seemingly illogical behaviour, try reading up on chaos theory, there is no such thing as "illogical", it just means it has not been clearly defined yet.
BUT, a lie is the opposite of logical thinking. For example, if i "tell" a machine "I will turn left now" the machine has to assume, that i will do that, it cannot compute if it was a lie before i moved.
and another thing, its still not cool to be insulting just because you are on the internet.
It doesn't have to assume that always. It all depends on how it was programmed. Say you keep lying to it and figures out your lying. It can eventually learn to "doubt" you.
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And, in due time, a well programmed machine will easily be able to compute seemingly illogical behaviour, try reading up on chaos theory, there is no such thing as "illogical", it just means it has not been clearly defined yet.
You must be very religious.
BUT, a lie is the opposite of logical thinking.
For example, if i "tell" a machine "I will turn left now" the machine has to assume, that i will do that, it cannot compute if it was a lie before i moved.
and another thing, its still not cool to be insulting just because you are on the internet.
BTW, im not religious :)