If you really have done as much research as you claim to have, you won't be making assertions about how "its behavior can be controlled" and "we can give it xyz standard of morality". The fact is people have tried for thousands of years to figure out how to control other peoples'...

"It will need to approach human levels of intelligence before it can start to see the value of laws of the land & moral codes for itself..." Most humans don't see the value of the laws of the land--at least until it's favorable to them or something they value. In general they would be ...

TESLACOIL wrote:The bit Ive cracked on the AI front...is the self awareness part & how to joins the jigsaw to make a whole (an early eureka moment)

What exactly do you mean when you say you've "cracked" it?

The senses of sight and hearing aren't essential to our humanity. Helen Keller was an excellent example of that. She was both blind and deaf, but still managed to communicate with people.

energy & chaos yes that's a bit of philosophical viewpoint "its much easier to break things than make things" in common sense terms how many cpu cycles/time & effort will this cause of action require Morality is founded on energy and chaos, don't kill me because i cant be fixed &a...

energy & chaos yes that's a bit of philosophical viewpoint "its much easier to break things than make things" in common sense terms how many cpu cycles/time & effort will this cause of action require Morality is founded on energy and chaos, don't kill me because i cant be fixed &a...

--- because logic is built into the core of our subconscious. It's the same way with aesthetics. Just felt like throwing that out there. But judging from the discussion thus far I'm going to have to save this thread and find time to read it. Reworking (or working, as the case may be) magnetic field...

Art is not "free", because there are rules that define "good art" and "bad art". Those rules are terribly difficult to quantify mathematically, but it doesn't therefore follow that there aren't any. Logic does not require a "formal learning of rules" either, b...

Fascinating.

Google Translate:

"Sí, es un problema conocido .... actualmente estamos tratando de conseguir un dev para arreglarlo. =)"

I've actually heard it argued that the speed of light was faster in the past, explaining the fact that we can see stars and galaxies that are hundreds of billions of lightyears away (which, otherwise, we wouldn't be able to see because the light wouldn't have gotten here yet). Actually there is a t...

Especially since the database probably stores the passwords and usernames too.

I've actually heard it argued that the speed of light was faster in the past, explaining the fact that we can see stars and galaxies that are hundreds of billions of lightyears away (which, otherwise, we wouldn't be able to see because the light wouldn't have gotten here yet).

"Can it tell right from wrong = yes , but from the perspective of energy and chaos" <-- Pardon me, but in my studies into the philosophy of ethics I've never run across this particular theory. Would you mind elaborating? Secondly. Would it not be more efficient to build the core brain with...

I thought about it, but decided to wait and see what people thought. If there's a positive response I might.