Comment Re: Smells like BS (Score 1) 57
Fortunately, I don't have to deal with that. Mostly when I have odd dreams where every toilet I find is broken, I wake up needing to pee.
Fortunately, I don't have to deal with that. Mostly when I have odd dreams where every toilet I find is broken, I wake up needing to pee.
The real question is how predictive it is. Of the 174 early deaths, 31 experienced weekly nightmares. The question is how many of the other 180K or so also experienced weekly nightmares.
Maybe Trump just discovered the shift key. Kinda like in the mid-'80s when Mac users discovered fonts and ended up creating 'ransom letter documents' until the novelty wore off.
Ungh...if the answers are available to be read, it's not a particularly good test of much besides the ability to read
That's *not* a valid argument, though it is a real danger.
An AI cannot invent it's "primary goals" any more than people can. It can only invent secondary goals, instrumental goals, etc. Which of those it invents will depend upon both how intelligent it is and what it's primary goals are.
However, it is an unfortunate problem that most obvious sets of "primary goals" are dangerous. And most people are trying to build slaves rather than friends.
There's two ways to parse the GP's claim, i.e.
"You could literally spend the rest of your life trying to answer a single question from that exam"
1) All of the questions are insanely difficult.
2) At least one of the questions is insanely difficult.
You have clearly picked the first parse, but I strongly suspect he meant the second parse.
Also 3 and 5.
Logic is a systematic method of coming to the wrong conclusion with confidence.