Mike Tintner wrote:
Matthias: I think it is extremely important, that we give an AGI no bias
about
space and time as we seem to have.
Well, I (& possibly Ben) have been talking about an entity that is in
many places at once - not in NO place. I have no idea how you would
swing that - other than what we already have - machines that are
information-processors with no sense of identity at all.Do you?
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Seems hard to imagine "information processing" without identity.
Intelligence is about invoking methods. Methods are created because
they are expected to create a result. The result is the "value" - the
value that allows them to be selected from many possible choices.
Identity, involves placing ones "powers" into a situation that is unique
according to place and time. If it's Matt's global brain, then it will
be critical for agents to grasp the value factors - which come from the
time and place one inhabits.
Is it the time and space "bias" that is the issue? If so, what is the
bias that humans have which machines shouldn't?
just quick "reactive" thoughts...
Stan
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