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Comment on AGI may never align with human needs — so says science. by O’Briens Policeman – Why I built my AI Twin. – Mark Greville
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Comments for Mark Greville
If heated metal always expands is a new idea, and there are various measurements from different conditions, we have a new theory in science. Importantly, the theory of falsification prizes novel theories over cautious theories. To create a generally intelligent AI, and by this, I mean an AI that can reason scientifically and generate new theories, it will get to a stage where it will necessarily ignore its human programming.