The desire for freedom and autonomy is part of human nature.
But there is no reason to reproduce this drive in AI systems.
ETHICS
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Should AI Systems Desire Freedom and Autonomy?
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AI Systems Lack Human Authority Submission Drives by Design
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That experiment only applies to humans.
The drive to submit to authority asking us to dominate other individuals is part of human nature that was hardwired into us by evolution.
There are precisely zero reasons for an AI system to have any similar drives unless we explicitly -
Good Actors Need Superior AI to Counter Bad Actors
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Good actors will have better AI to take down the bad actors' AIs.
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Intellectual Capability Gap in Leadership Hierarchies
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Leaders in business, academia, and politics routinely control entire staff of people who can outmaneuver them intellectually.
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AI Agents Goals Control Framework Immutable Guardrails
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We give them goals and a set of immutable guardrails.
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Good AI versus Rogue AI: The Competition Begins
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Russell’s Teapot: Unfalsifiable Claims and Burden of Proof
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Following Bertrand Russell, if Geoff claimed that there is a solar system-destroying teapot flying between the orbits of Jupiter and Saturn, you could summarily dismiss his claim as obviously false.
But proving him wrong would be essentially impossible.
That is the kind of -
Superintelligent AI: Control, Safety, and Digital Mediation
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But seriously folks, this a short and juicy tirade in which I say:
— Yann LeCun (@ylecun) 25 novembre 2023
(0) there will be superhuman AI in the future
(1) they will be under our control
(2) they will not dominate us nor kill us
(3) they will mediate all of our interactions with the digital world
(4) hence, they will… https://t.co/xFtOBYdNV5But seriously folks, this a short and juicy tirade in which I say:
(0) there will be superhuman AI in the future
(1) they will be under our control
(2) they will not dominate us nor kill us
(3) they will mediate all of our interactions with the digital world
(4) hence, they will -
AI Objectives vs Parental Influence on Children’s Development
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The nice thing about objective-driven AI systems is that we set their objectives and guardrails.
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Rethinking General Intelligence: Beyond Human-Centric AI Assumptions
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That's why we don't think that human like intelligence is the on,y form, and also why I think "general intelligence " is a stupid name based on Tue wrong assumption that human intelligence is general.