From: David Picon Alvarez (eleuteri@myrealbox.com)
Date: Wed Jun 07 2006 - 02:54:39 MDT
From: "Keith Henson" <hkhenson@rogers.com>
> I "solved" this problem in the fiction I have been writing by putting
rules
> on the AIs that they would analyze as being such a good idea they would
not
> want to do otherwise. Namely, no reproduction inside uploaded simulations
> and no food production by the AIs outside the simulations.
>
> And the simulations were so attractive compared to the real world that the
> big problem was getting enough people to have children in the physical
> world to keep up a remnant population.
OK, why is this a problem? Why do there have to be people in the physical
world at all?
> (The AIs were constructed without the desire to reproduce and were only
> brought into existence by physical state humans.)
How do you avoid simmulating humans creating further AIs?
--David.
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