The Terminator Is Not Coming. The Future Will Thank Us.
An essay by Jeff Hawkins, Re/code, dated 2 March 2015. The vox.com page metadata gives datePublished 2015-03-02 and the address carries 2015/3/2.
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- Intelligence brings benevolence or no drive to dominateHawkins's essay of 2 March 2015 argues that intelligent machines will be built on models of the neocortex, which is emotionless, rather than of the older brain parts that produce desires, and so will not have human-like desires to free themselves or to act without regard for people.2015-03-02 · publication · Stated in source · Supported Inspect claim & evidence ↗Intelligence brings benevolence or no drive to dominate: propositions page →
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- Risk of extinction or comparable catastropheHawkins's essay of 2 March 2015 states that there is no existential threat for the coming decades and that machine intelligence does not represent a threat to humanity any more than computers do.2015-03-02 · publication · Stated in source · Supported Inspect claim & evidence ↗Risk of extinction or comparable catastrophe: propositions page →
- Existential risk from misalignment or loss of controlHawkins's essay of 2 March 2015 states that the machine-intelligence technology being created, based on neocortical principles, will not lead to self-replicating robots with uncontrollable intentions, and that there is no existential threat.2015-03-02 · publication · Stated in source · Supported Inspect claim & evidence ↗Existential risk from misalignment or loss of control: propositions page →
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