SoundLogic comments on I attempted the AI Box Experiment again! (And won - Twice!) - Less Wrong
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Eliezer's rules uphold the spirit of the experiment in that making things easier for the AI goes very much against what we should expect of any sort of gatekeeping procedure.
I think the gatekeeper having to pay attention to the AI is very in the spirit of the experiment. In the real world, if you built an AI in a box and ignored it, then why build it in the first place?
For the experiment to work at all the Gatekeeper should read it yes, but having to think out clever responses or even typing full sentences all the time seems to stretch it. "I don´t want to talk about it" or simply silence could be allowed as a response as long as the Gatekeeper actually reads what the AI types.