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Comment author: Tuxedage 21 January 2013 04:30:55AM *  7 points [-]

<accolade> yeah

<accolade> I think for a superintelligence it would be a piece of cake to hack a human

<accolade> although I guess I'm Cpt. Obvious for saying that here :)

<Tuxedage> accolade, I actually have no idea what the consensus is, now that the experiment was won by EY

<Tuxedage> We should do a poll or something

<accolade> absolutely. I'm surprised that hasn't been done yet

Poll: Do you think a superintelligent AGI could escape an AI-Box, given that the gatekeepers are highly trained in resisting the AI's persuasive tactics, and that the guards are competent and organized?

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Comment author: TheOtherDave 21 January 2013 05:56:53AM 1 point [-]

Basically, I think the only way to win is not to play... the way to avoid being gamed into freeing a sufficiently intelligent captive is to not communicate with them in the first place, and your reference to resisting persuasion suggests that that isn't the approach in use. So, no.

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