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Dogs were domesticated in such a way so that their very existence depends on them being nice to humans.
I'm going to provide a paperclip senerio below, please tell me if you think it's impossible.
Imagine a struggling office supplies company that's pressureing it's empoyees to produce innovative results or they'll be fired. They hired an AI guy who has yet to produce any significant results. After a meeting where the boss basically tells the AI guy to produce something by the end of the month or he's out. Our AI is a gifted coder, but lacks a lot commen sense, he's also quite poor, and is desparate to give the company an edge so he can save the day. In a flash of insight combined with some open source deep... (read more)
Maybe this is a test for Harry. V wants Harry to find a way to win.
The Gatekeeper usually wants to publish if they win, to brag. Their strategy isn't usually a secret, it's simply to resist.
It just seemed like you had a great answer to each of his comments. You chipped away at my reservations bit my bit.
Although I do think a FAI is more likely than most people.
It it was me, I would have let you out.
Whoa, someone actually letting the transcript out. Has that ever been done before?
Yes, but only when the gatekeeper wins. If the AI wins, then they wouldn't want the transcript to get out, because then their strategy would be less effective next time they played.
Your misanthropy reminds me of myself when I was younger. I used to think the universe would be better off if there were no more humans. I think it would be good for your mental health if you read some Peter Diamandis or Stephen Pinker's "The Better Angels of our Nature". They talk about how things are getting better in world.
This one should help you empathize with other people more.
"Everyone has a secret world inside of them. All the people in the whole world, no matter how dull they seem on the outside, inside them they've got unimaginable, magnificent, wonderful, stupid, amazing worlds."
-Neil Gaiman
But it is unethical to allow all the suffering that occurs on our planet.