The most interesting part of the story is not a take-over scenario, which I believe ASI would have no problems to come up with. But rather the first part - exactly why ASI would want to take-over and exterminate the humanity. I feel there's a major logical problem with the premise.
A paper-clip scenario has been well known for a long time and while plausible has one key assumption - it doesn't assume ASI but a rather dumb reward maximizing AI.
If we assume that the AI in story actually has Super Intelligence (ASI) that it wouldn't have any problems understan... (read more)
The most interesting part of the story is not a take-over scenario, which I believe ASI would have no problems to come up with. But rather the first part - exactly why ASI would want to take-over and exterminate the humanity. I feel there's a major logical problem with the premise.
A paper-clip scenario has been well known for a long time and while plausible has one key assumption - it doesn't assume ASI but a rather dumb reward maximizing AI.
If we assume that the AI in story actually has Super Intelligence (ASI) that it wouldn't have any problems understan... (read more)