On Nov 30, 2006, at 10:15 PM, Hank Conn wrote:
Yes, now the point being that if you have an AGI and you aren't in a
sufficiently fast RSI loop, there is a good chance that if someone
else were to launch an AGI with a faster RSI loop, your AGI would
lose control to the other AGI where the goals of the other AGI
differed from yours.
Are you sure that "control" would be a high priority of such systems?
What I'm saying is that the outcome of the Singularity is going to
be exactly the target goal state of the AGI with the strongest RSI
curve.
The further the actual target goal state of that particular AI is
away from the actual target goal state of humanity, the worse.
What on earth is "the actual target goal state of humanity"? AFAIK
there is no such thing. For that matter I doubt very much there is or
can be an unchanging target goal state for any real AGI.
The goal of ... humanity... is that the AGI implemented that will
have the strongest RSI curve also will be such that its actual
target goal state is exactly congruent to the actual target goal
state of humanity.
This seems rather circular and ill-defined.
- samantha
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