[ExI] AI as teacher

[William Flynn Wallace]

I reckon my question really is:  if the AI invents its own way of thinking,
then can we learn to think that way?  What is it doing differently?  bill w

On Tue, Jun 7, 2022 at 6:36 PM spike jones via extropy-chat <
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> All this mimics AI but none of it is AI.  As soon as we know how to
> program it, then it is no longer AI, but kinda reminds us of what an AI
> would do if the software had actual intelligence.  Currently the software
> is highly competent but doesn’t know what it is doing.
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> What behaviour would the car have to display to demonstrate that it did
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> Hmmm, good question.  Possibility: Tesla in the parking lot of a bar.  It
> realizes you have been in there too long, probably getting drunk, about to
> mess up your carbon-based life, starts beeping its horn like someone is
> breaking in.  You drunkenly stumble out hoping to get to the pistol under
> the passenger seat before the bad guy finds it.  Open door, reach under,
> the car takes off, drives you home as you quote the famous Jetson’s line:
> “Heeeelp, Jaaaane!  Stop this crazy thing!  Heeeelp, Jaaaaaaane!”
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> Then of course, the goal posts could be moved once more, for we still
> don’t know if the car “knew” what is was doing.
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