lukeprog comments on Muehlhauser-Goertzel Dialogue, Part 2 - Less Wrong

9 Post author: lukeprog 05 May 2012 12:21AM

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Comment author: lukeprog 05 May 2012 01:31:20AM *  4 points [-]

In what sense of "programmed not to"? If they're programmed not to pursue convergent instrumental values but that programming is not encoded in the utility function, the utility function (and its implied convergent instrumental values) will trump the "programming not to."

Comment author: timtyler 05 May 2012 01:39:34AM *  0 points [-]

Maybe - but surely there will be other ways of doing the programming that actually work.

Comment author: lukeprog 05 May 2012 03:22:46AM 4 points [-]

I'm not so sure about "surely." I worry about the Yudkowskian suggestion that "once the superintelligent AI wants something different than you do, you've already lost."

Comment author: timtyler 05 May 2012 11:00:01AM 0 points [-]

So, you make sure the programming is within the goal system. "Encoded in the utility function" - as you put it.

Comment author: lukeprog 05 May 2012 08:10:57PM 8 points [-]

Yes, but now your solution is FAI-complete, which was my point from the beginning.