From: Rick Smith (rick.smith@ntlworld.com)
Date: Sat Jun 28 2008 - 04:15:37 MDT
Your point was stated thus:
"And my point was that you have no way, absolutely no way of knowing if AI has a reason for doing X or not unless you simulated it on faster hardware, and then you’d have no way of predicting if the faster machine had a reason for doing X unless you simulated it on a even faster machine, and then you’d have no way…"
If you'd like to include 'Pinky and the Brain' scenarios, would you like to restate your point?
-Rick-
From: "John K Clark" <johnkclark@fastmail.fm>
Date: 2008/06/27 Fri PM 06:20:22 BST
To: "sl4 sl4" <sl4@sl4.org>
Subject: RE: [sl4] Evolutionary Explanation: Why It Wants Out
On Fri, 27 Jun 2008 rick.smith@ntlworld.com said:
> If you build a predicting machine, you don't
> need to predict what it's going to do, you
> watch it do its thing and see what happens.
Right, you build the AI and watch it take over the world.
John K Clark
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