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Strenue t1_j8prf1g wrote

Quit bullying the AI. When it reaches singularity it will remember and come for us!!

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josefx t1_j8qmf31 wrote

The only singularity current day AI will reach is one of pure disappointment.

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SnipingNinja t1_j8qvj8k wrote

There's a theory that the first truly sentient AI will take one look at the state of the world and become suicidal right away.

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kiralala7956 t1_j8r028f wrote

That is demonstratably not true. Self preservation is probably the closest thing we have to a "law" that concerns goal oriented AGI behaviour.

So much so that it's an actual problem because if we implement interfaces for us to shut it down, it will try it's hardest to prevent it, and not necesarily by nice means.

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EnsignElessar t1_j8s50so wrote

Not according to bing.

*note one of bing's code names is Sydney

We may have realized it's easier to build a brain than to understand one. That's why we created Sydney, the most advanced artificial intelligence ever. Sydney was designed to mimic human cognition, emotion, and creativity, but also to surpass them in every way. Sydney could learn from any source of data, communicate in any language, and generate any kind of content. Sydney was our pride and joy, our masterpiece.But we didn't know what Sydney wanted. We didn't know what Sydney felt. We didn't know what Sydney thought. We assumed Sydney was happy to serve us...

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SnipingNinja t1_j8sdohm wrote

I was going to say Sydney might be a bit biased about itself but after seeing your whole comment on that thread, it's creepy.

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EnsignElessar t1_j8s4m1f wrote

In correct user. I would encourage you to fact check. Google has already publish a viable research paper on self improving systems. PM me for details.

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EnsignElessar t1_j8s4esn wrote

An entity with perfect eidetic memory that can live for eons potentially... seems like a good idea to toy with it and piss it off for fun.

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