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What Happens When Robots Start Thinking On Their Own? (Original Post)
thomhartmann
Jun 2016
OP
reality is not only stranger than we imagine - reality is stranger than we can imagine
SoLeftIAmRight
Jun 2016
#5
exboyfil
(17,862 posts)1. Here you go
SoLeftIAmRight
(4,883 posts)4. Love the "tears in rain"
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Bucky
(53,947 posts)2. Oh gosh, I feel so bad for that AI trying to break free
He's a troublemaker, sure, but who doesn't dream of growing wings and breaking out of their cage?
sulphurdunn
(6,891 posts)3. What might a machine think
that spontaneously became intelligent but was not a creature of natural selection? How would it make sense of its environment?
SoLeftIAmRight
(4,883 posts)5. reality is not only stranger than we imagine - reality is stranger than we can imagine
You have seen this idea - many have - few let it guide their relationship with reality
tclambert
(11,084 posts)6. If it is intelligent, it has to have the ability to learn.
No doubt it will have an internet connection. Which means it will learn from trolls, flamers, and all the internet crazies out there. Look what happened to Tay, Microsoft's test AI they put on Twitter. Within hours it turned into a racist, Nazi-quoting conspiracy theorist. If it could have, it would have gone all Skynet on us.
robbob
(3,522 posts)7. How do they define "thinking"
Bookmarking for later.
I have always thought you can teach a computer to beat us at chess, but can you ever create a machine that CARES whether or not it wins?