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Anton Mies
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"Now when the AI improves itself, it improves the thing that does the improving. An intelligence explosion results"
— Feb 03, 2018 02:32AM
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Anton Mies
is on page 260 of 352
"The best path toward the development of beneficial superintelligence is one in which AI developers and AI safety researchers are on the same side"
— Feb 03, 2018 04:58AM

Anton Mies
is on page 256 of 352
Technology Coupling
leading discovery in other fields
so it is good to postpone and yet it is not
— Feb 03, 2018 04:57AM
leading discovery in other fields
so it is good to postpone and yet it is not

Anton Mies
is on page 255 of 352
"We find ourselves in a thicket of strategic complexity, surrounded by a dense mist of uncertainty."
— Feb 03, 2018 04:56AM

Anton Mies
is on page 231 of 352
By delaying the arrival of super intelligence, we will advance in other areas leading to overall increased progress and also advance in possible AI control. However, in the same time we face risks presented by those advancements. Thus, by pursuing super AI first we could in theory effectively face the risks presented by other advancement, while dealing only with the risk poised by super AI.
— Feb 03, 2018 04:43AM

Anton Mies
is on page 227 of 352
"It is not necessary for us to create a highly optimized design. Rather, our focus should be on creating a highly reliable design, one that can be trusted"
— Feb 03, 2018 04:29AM

Anton Mies
is on page 220 of 352
"offloading even more cognitive work onto the AI? Where is the limit to our possible laziness?"
— Feb 03, 2018 03:01AM

Anton Mies
is on page 213 of 352
If were to offload all the hard cognitive work about goals, values of AI to itself to find out how to reign itself (more or less what I understood)
"it would anyway be impossible—even for a superintelligence—to find out what humanity would actually want"
— Feb 03, 2018 03:01AM
"it would anyway be impossible—even for a superintelligence—to find out what humanity would actually want"

Anton Mies
is on page 186 of 352
"Because the complexity is largely transparent to us, however, we often fail to appreciate that it is there"
"How could our programmer transfer this complexity into a utility function?"
— Feb 03, 2018 02:58AM
"How could our programmer transfer this complexity into a utility function?"

Anton Mies
is on page 139 of 352
"Asimov probably having formulated the laws in the first place precisely so that they would fail in interesting ways, providing fertile plot complications for his stories"
— Feb 03, 2018 02:51AM

Anton Mies
is on page 129 of 352
"The need to solve the control problem in advance—and to implement the solution successfully in the very first system to attain superintelligence"
From here on the book predominantly focuses on the control problem
— Feb 03, 2018 02:49AM
From here on the book predominantly focuses on the control problem