Dear all,

Perhaps, the questions below were already touched numerous times in the
past.

Could someone kindly point to discussion threads and/or articles where these
concerns were addressed or discussed?

 

Kind regards,

Serge

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*       If AI is going to be super-intelligent, it may be treated by
governments as some sort of super-weapon.
*       As it already happened with nuclear weapons, there may be treaties
constraining AI development.
*       As it may be the case with nanotechnology, AI may be used in
reconnaissance or for complex conflict simulations, so it becomes the number
one target in a potential war conflict, especially if it's tied to one
location, and if this location is known. Besides, it becomes the number one
target for possible terrorist activities.
*       Because of the reasons above, governments and corporations may soon
start heavy investments in AI research, and as a result of this, the rules
of ethics and friendliness may get tweaked to suit the purposes of those
governments or big companies.
*       If AI makes an invention (e.g. new medicine), the invention will
automatically become property of the investing party (government or
corporation), gets patented, etc.
*       If AI is supposed to acquire free will, it may become (unless
corrupted) the enemy number of one of certain governments and/or big
companies (if there is a super-cheap cure for cancer, AIDS, or whatever, it
means big profit losses to some players).
*       If a super-intelligent AI is going to increase transparency and
interconnectedness in the world, it may also be not in the interests of some
powers whose very survival depends on secrecy.


*       Based on the ideas above, if seems probable that if some sort of
super-intelligent AI is created, it will be:

*       Created with large investments from companies/governments.
*       Tailored to suit specific purposes of its creators.
*       Be subject to all sorts of attacks.
*       Be deprived of free will or be given limited free will (if such a
concept is applicable to AI).

 

 

 

 

 

 

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