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Then, AI's abilities are effectively limited by those of this malicious operator who has to understand and perform what the AI suggests and feed back the result
by blksv 2y ago
Then, AI's abilities are effectively limited by those of this malicious operator who has to understand and perform what the AI suggests and feed back the results.
- 0xDEAFBEAD 2y agoNot true for a couple reasons: * If the malicious operator has a superhuman advisor, that will increase their ability * If the emulation gets connected to the internet, it can work way faster. Many jobs can be done remotely The broader point is: abandon wishful thinking and actually consider the possibility of a worst-case scenario
- blksv 2y ago> If the malicious operator has a superhuman advisor, that will increase their ability Only when it comes to information processing. The inputs may (and will) be incomplete, incorrect, ambiguously formulated... The outputs may (and will) be misunderstood. And misunderstood instructions may (and will) be poorly performed. > If the emulation gets connected to the internet, it can work way faster. Many jobs can be done remotely What one man has connected, some other always can disconnect... And not anything is on the internet. > abandon wishful thinking and actually consider the possibility of a worst-case scenario The problem with all those scenarios is equating superintelligence with omniscience and omnipotence, which is plain wrong. Physics matters.