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Q: Would a calculator answer "59" if asked "7*8="?
A: Iff we program it to. Trite but true. This isn't a question about fundamental behavior of calculators.
"FAI" is a rather specific kind of program, and it won't do any given thing just because its programmers wanted it to, its behavior isn't controlled by what its programmers want, not in any reasonably direct way; just as the correct answer to what 7*8 is, isn't controlled by what calculator's designers want. If it does answer "7*8=59", it's not a calculator.
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Q: Would a calculator answer "59" if asked "7*8="? A: Iff we program it to. Trite but true. This isn't a question about fundamental behavior of calculators.
Comparison result: NOT EQUAL. (For multiple reasons, come to think of it. Those being multiple results, parameterisation, and currently being ambiguously specified.)
"FAI" is a rather specific kind of program
My comment rather clearly assumed for that and further asserted that:
...An AI that rewards to some degree could qualify as friendly but it doesn't seem to
We expect that post-singularity there will still be limited resources in the form of available computational resources until heat death.
Those resources do not necessarily need to be allocated fairly. In fact, I would guess that if they were allocated unfairly the most like beneficiaries would be those people that helped contribute to the creation of a friendly AI.
Now for some open questions:
What probability distribution of extra resources do you expect with respect to various possible contributions to the creation of friendly AI?
Would donating to the SIAI suffice for acquiring these extra resources?