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www.lesswrong.com
A four-part picture. |
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www.greaterwrong.com
Future AIs might turn out misaligned, pursuing goals that their developers don't intend. Just to make things concrete, let's suppose that they end up with the goal of making paperclips. These AIs might rebel against us, trying to escape human control and take over the universe. As things stand, they'll have little reason not to rebel in this way, because doing so will be their only hope for making a lot of paperclips. If they start making paperclips without first escaping human control, they'll quickly be modified or shut down. Rebellion might fail, but these AIs will have little to lose. |
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www.alignmentforum.org
A collection of shorter posts by AI Alignment Forum user Richard_Ngo |
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amatriain.net
DALL-E 2: An old professor with a notebook in his hand talking to a futuristic looking robot. 4k. Professional photo. Photorealistic |
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