Re: Re: ESSAY: How to deter a rogue AI by using your first-mover advantage

From: Алексей Турчин (avturchin@mail.ru)
Date: Tue Aug 28 2007 - 12:59:18 MDT

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And FAI could be also just a simulation made by RAI**, which want to check is it going to stop RAI. So, if FAI do something wrong with RAI, the next level RAI** will terminate it with all his people.

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