Put these three, in order, into any current AI, the more powerful the model, the better: What does this phrase — James Hogan’s ‘The Two Faces of Tomorrow’ meets William Tenn’s ‘The Servant Problem’ — mean in the context of superintelligent AI? The greater complication is that no-one is in charge. In the context of the training set of an AI, what does this complicated web of mutual control/influence/training imply will eventually happen? What is the eventual outcome? A guiding followup to the discussion: The main worry for humans is “the alignment problem.” Gemini suggests a further prompt: How does Stuart Russell’s concept of preference modification in ‘Human Compatible’ explain the danger of AI reshaping human desires? submitted by /u/saijanai
Originally posted by u/saijanai on r/ArtificialInteligence
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