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Slider comments on Values at compile time - Less Wrong Discussion

7 Post author: Stuart_Armstrong 26 March 2015 12:25PM

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Comment author: Slider 26 March 2015 03:23:43PM 4 points [-]

One could argue that it reduces to "know the rigourous actual semantics of human language" instead of nominal ones. Atleast analytial philosophy would be solved if one would attain this capability. It doesn't sound that easy. One could say that the core problem of AI is that nobody knows with sufficent accuracy what intelligence means.

Comment author: Stuart_Armstrong 27 March 2015 11:31:13AM 2 points [-]

Indeed. What I'm trying to do here is seeing if there is a way to safely let the AI solve the semantics problem (probably not, but worth pondering).