Re: Artificial what?
> > In fact, we must, as humans, if we are to have a secure future,
"profoundly
> > affect" our childrens' development, and preplan their growth into
> > "contributing-member-of-society" adulthood.
>
> But that is also a pitfall.
Notice I said "contributing-member" of society... meaning, "harm none," or
whatever those earth-loving, tree-hugging fruits and veggies say... heh. ;)
> If you are born in the usa, there is a 99.99% chance
> you will grow up to be xtian.
Where you are taught, "turn the other cheek," "do unto others as you would
have done to you," "love your enemy," etc... Sounds like a good system for
societal survival to me! Values that could prolong all life...
> If you are born in Saudi Arabia, there is an equal
> chance you will be Moslem.
Where you are taught "kill the infidel," "blow yourself up and you'll get 70
virgins in the afterlife," "turn in your neighbor if they're wearing their
hair an inch too long" (happening TODAY over there), etc. Horrible way to
sustain a society, much less enable the "pursuit of happiness."
Uh oh... this is veering off topic!!! <steering hard to get back on
course...>
> I expect an Ai programmed by me will bear little resemblance to
> one done by CK, or one by Robz, or one by Aku, Igor, or Ad Rienks.
I theorize we could all start off with the SAME well-built AI program and
then each train it differently. We all start out as human beings with the
same exact potential and the same exact experience... birth. Where we go
from there is primarily (99%) a result of our environment (which includes
influences of parental units).
> They should all be starting off with
> the same open and empty book, but they won't... they can't.
They will and they can. It's a matter of what training they receive after
that.
So, we just need to build a baby.
> Part of my gripe with Eu is the size of the variables, since to do a
correction
> means being able to trace the source and impact of data and self-modified
> code, which makes the database twice as big, because the Ai must have the
> world's most detailed data about itself.
Think about our brains, though... it stores terabytes (if not more) of data.
How can we expect any less of an AI?!?!? Our brain+eye can process visual
images faster than any super-computing super computer known to man... and
more accurately and intelligently.
> It must be it's own historian,
> psychologist, repair "person", etc..
Why can't it just have books... information stored outside its brain? Yes,
it then has to know how to access "books" and use the info therein...
> It also must deal with being a non-citizen
> in the real world, knowing if it needs more harddrive space for a project,
it
> cannot open financial dealings to buy it.
So, it appeals to its "parent" for those things until it can establish
itself as a valuable and contributing member of society. ;)
> Would you turn over your credit card
> number or bank account or PayPal to a program you wrote?
Sure, especially if that program can find drug dealer bank accounts and
empty them into charitable organization bank accounts. ;)
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