Thoughts on AI Morality
An essay by Ben Goertzel in Dynamical Psychology, dated May 2002 on its page.
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- Difficulty of alignmentGoertzel's essay of May 2002 argues that a proposed design for a friendly AI goal system is very unlikely to produce a value system robust enough to survive repeated, drastic self-modifications aimed at increasing intelligence.2002-05 · publication · Stated in source · Supported Inspect claim & evidence ↗Difficulty of alignment: propositions page →
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