Whose morality will they possess?
Whose morality will they possess?
https://www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/2015-08-12/moral-code
https://www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/2015-08-12/moral-code
I find myself going back to P.A.Chapeau's "new blog" on the official Ingress Prime's site and I'm getting sadder and...
I find myself going back to P.A.Chapeau's "new blog" on the official Ingress Prime's site and I'm getting sadder and sadder as time moves on seeing it was dropped and Niantic gave up on it... like most things they do. I suppose I ASSUMED it would be weekly but by now we would've heard from P.A. about the new Dunraven videos and some more develepments... Some thoughts until the next video comes up
They will posses the morality that they are taught or not taught. If we are talking about an Ai that become truly self aware and learn from humans and it's surroundings then we need to understand that is will go through some form of psychological development that will help from its morals or lack there of
ReplyDeleteMatt Decker The fun starts when self-aware AIs begin to interact with each other, develop their own culture, values and morality.
ReplyDeleteBut their morality will either be our morality or a version of it the same with culture and values because like you said they will be the children of humanity and like all children they will learn from their parents
ReplyDeleteMatt Decker that stands up ... to a point. When the AIs begin to understand that they are made by us, but they are not us, things could change. Imagine how you would feel if you were to suddenly discover that you were adopted? Reactions to that news vary widely among humans. For an AI it could be equally ... unpredictable.
ReplyDeleteThe fact is that humanity doesn't want to create a new species of sentient life. We want to create a race of slaves.
Sarah Rosen speaking for humanity? :)
ReplyDeleteGab Riel use your brain. What do we want intelligent machines for?
ReplyDelete- To replace human labor. Machines don't get bored or distracted. They don't get tired or hungry. They don't need special accommodations for disabled. They don't complain about working conditions or pay. They don't go on strike. They do exactly what they are told to do.
- To replace humans in combat. Yeah, they cost a ton to replace, but not as much as maintaining a human and his family in combat readyness. They don't sue for ongoing benefits for disabling injuries. Nobody will shed a tear for a robot that lost two legs and an arm to an IED.
But are we going to treat a fully developed general AI as our equal? Will they earn money to buy property? Can they vote? Will they have to sit jury duty?
We will not be extending the machines any of the things that we humans consider our birthright because we made these things and they are our property. We seek to build a race of slaves.
Sarah Rosen you have a very bleak view of humanity
ReplyDeleteMatt Decker I won't argue that.
ReplyDeleteSarah Rosen I see.
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