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minus-squareEx NummislinkfedilinkEnglish58•2 years agoSure, but to go from spaghetti code to praising nazism is quite the leap. I’m still not convinced that the very first AGI developed by humans will not immediately self-terminate.
minus-squareOpenStarslinkfedilinkEnglish24•2 years agoLimiting its termination activities to only itself is one of the more ideal outcomes in those scenarios…
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish1•2 years agoKeeping it from replicating and escaping ids the main worry. Self deletion would be fine.
Sure, but to go from spaghetti code to praising nazism is quite the leap.
I’m still not convinced that the very first AGI developed by humans will not immediately self-terminate.
Limiting its termination activities to only itself is one of the more ideal outcomes in those scenarios…
Keeping it from replicating and escaping ids the main worry. Self deletion would be fine.