singularity hypotheses
... from an ‘intelligence explosion’ (Good 1965): a process in which software-based intelligent minds enter a ‘runaway reaction’ of self-improvement cycles, with each new and more intelligent generation appearing faster than its predecessor. Part I of this volume is dedicated to essays which argue that ...
... from an ‘intelligence explosion’ (Good 1965): a process in which software-based intelligent minds enter a ‘runaway reaction’ of self-improvement cycles, with each new and more intelligent generation appearing faster than its predecessor. Part I of this volume is dedicated to essays which argue that ...
Synthetic Super Intelligence and the Transmutation of
... of Learning” through “The Fifth Level of Learning.” This is an alien group that invaded Earth about 450,000 years ago and created hybrids out of an existing human race in order to use them as slaves. We are still under this alien control. ...
... of Learning” through “The Fifth Level of Learning.” This is an alien group that invaded Earth about 450,000 years ago and created hybrids out of an existing human race in order to use them as slaves. We are still under this alien control. ...
Volume 8, Number 2
... In summary, bots in MMOGs are “illegal and cheating helpers” of humans who can boost their game productivity with automation. Bots are also rudimentary forms of AIs that seek to pass as humans, avoiding detection from monitoring software often used by game companies. We can then speculate if bots, a ...
... In summary, bots in MMOGs are “illegal and cheating helpers” of humans who can boost their game productivity with automation. Bots are also rudimentary forms of AIs that seek to pass as humans, avoiding detection from monitoring software often used by game companies. We can then speculate if bots, a ...
Leakproofing the Singularity - Computer Engineering and Computer
... thought experiments to develop novel theories, it will very likely come up with a way to challenge the security of the confinement system. In fact it may even be possible for the AI to perform some real experiments via control over its internal architecture. Even our current state of knowledge about ...
... thought experiments to develop novel theories, it will very likely come up with a way to challenge the security of the confinement system. In fact it may even be possible for the AI to perform some real experiments via control over its internal architecture. Even our current state of knowledge about ...
AI Risk Bibliography 2012 - Machine Intelligence Research Institute
... Listed sources discuss either the likelihood of AI risk or they discuss possible solutions. (This does not include most of the “machine ethics” literature, unless an article discusses machine ethics in the explicit context of artificial intelligence as an existential risk.) Where possible, I have in ...
... Listed sources discuss either the likelihood of AI risk or they discuss possible solutions. (This does not include most of the “machine ethics” literature, unless an article discusses machine ethics in the explicit context of artificial intelligence as an existential risk.) Where possible, I have in ...
The Singularity: A Reply
... limitation that slows any purported intelligence explosion to a convergence; but the only reason he gives is that values require a rich environmental context, so this worry is not a worry for AI that exists in a rich environmental context. Aleksander makes a different argument against the singularit ...
... limitation that slows any purported intelligence explosion to a convergence; but the only reason he gives is that values require a rich environmental context, so this worry is not a worry for AI that exists in a rich environmental context. Aleksander makes a different argument against the singularit ...
Informational Recursiveness Against Singularity
... B ELONGING TO K URZWEILIAN S TRONG AI Singularity is a broader idea extending also out of region of strong AI. It touches biology, human evolution, social systems, exponential development of modern technology etc., however it doesn’t speak, e.g., on evolution of future human consciousness, its unity ...
... B ELONGING TO K URZWEILIAN S TRONG AI Singularity is a broader idea extending also out of region of strong AI. It touches biology, human evolution, social systems, exponential development of modern technology etc., however it doesn’t speak, e.g., on evolution of future human consciousness, its unity ...
Will machines outsmart man
... learned, culturally, to distrust such predictions – we know that ordinary human progress, given a century in which to work, creates a gap which human predictions cannot cross. We haven't learned this lesson with respect to genuine improvements in intelligence because the last genuine improvement to ...
... learned, culturally, to distrust such predictions – we know that ordinary human progress, given a century in which to work, creates a gap which human predictions cannot cross. We haven't learned this lesson with respect to genuine improvements in intelligence because the last genuine improvement to ...
Convergence singularities: As man becomes machine
... This is the realm of the 'six million dollar man' and other science fiction. However, the reality has caught up with many of the themes in fiction. In David Rorvik’s [17] 1970’s book, ‘As man becomes machine’, the concepts of integrating machinery and computers with human biological functioning are ...
... This is the realm of the 'six million dollar man' and other science fiction. However, the reality has caught up with many of the themes in fiction. In David Rorvik’s [17] 1970’s book, ‘As man becomes machine’, the concepts of integrating machinery and computers with human biological functioning are ...
How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Imminent Internet
... Meanwhile, competition increases, margins shrink The established companies rarely learn the efficiencies that the younger companies grew up with The late arrivals win because they can take optimizations and apply them to the head ...
... Meanwhile, competition increases, margins shrink The established companies rarely learn the efficiencies that the younger companies grew up with The late arrivals win because they can take optimizations and apply them to the head ...
Eliezer Yudkowsky Singularity Institute for AI
... we're glad we created it... Challenge is difficult and technical! Eliezer Yudkowsky ...
... we're glad we created it... Challenge is difficult and technical! Eliezer Yudkowsky ...
III. Symbolic AI as a Degenerating Research Program
... Once computing speed reaches 1016 operations per second—roughly by 2020—the trick will be simply to come up with an algorithm for the mind. ...
... Once computing speed reaches 1016 operations per second—roughly by 2020—the trick will be simply to come up with an algorithm for the mind. ...
Eliezer Yudkowsky Singularity Institute for AI
... reactions to major changes in the circumstances of their lives, these reactions appear to subside more or less completely, and often quite quickly... After a period of adjustment lottery winners are not much happier than a control group and paraplegics not much unhappier.” (Daniel Kahneman, 2000. “E ...
... reactions to major changes in the circumstances of their lives, these reactions appear to subside more or less completely, and often quite quickly... After a period of adjustment lottery winners are not much happier than a control group and paraplegics not much unhappier.” (Daniel Kahneman, 2000. “E ...
Future of Computing and Society - final
... The proposal is also contested, that is, arguments are presented for and against. It is generally agreed that the speed-up of electronic circuitry is expected to continue at a rate paralleling Moore’s Law, whatever technology is utilized. In theory, the operating cycle of the human brain is determin ...
... The proposal is also contested, that is, arguments are presented for and against. It is generally agreed that the speed-up of electronic circuitry is expected to continue at a rate paralleling Moore’s Law, whatever technology is utilized. In theory, the operating cycle of the human brain is determin ...
Marshall, J.
... space travel, mobile phones, and the Internet were as yet unimaginable, though they lay only a few decades away in the future. What of the next one hundred years? Viewed from a larger historical perspective, it is hard to imagine that the technological advances of the coming decades will be any less ...
... space travel, mobile phones, and the Internet were as yet unimaginable, though they lay only a few decades away in the future. What of the next one hundred years? Viewed from a larger historical perspective, it is hard to imagine that the technological advances of the coming decades will be any less ...
The Inevitability of Artificial Intelligence (AI)
... on these machines for augmentation of their human abilities, such as amplifying their strength, speed, dexterity, intelligence, memory, longevity, and so forth. – It could come to the point, eventually, that augmentation leads to humans transferring their identities ― their personalities and knowled ...
... on these machines for augmentation of their human abilities, such as amplifying their strength, speed, dexterity, intelligence, memory, longevity, and so forth. – It could come to the point, eventually, that augmentation leads to humans transferring their identities ― their personalities and knowled ...
Brains - Minnesota Futurists
... IBM has said they will have a computer of about that power operational in 2012. - Number of neurons ~= 100 billion - Total length of neural fibers ~= 1 million km. - Connections among these = at least trillions ...
... IBM has said they will have a computer of about that power operational in 2012. - Number of neurons ~= 100 billion - Total length of neural fibers ~= 1 million km. - Connections among these = at least trillions ...
The singularity and the Methuselarity: similarities and differences
... have finite intelligence, might it not at some point create an even more rapidly self-improving system that could supersede it? Indeed it might (I think) – but, from our point of view, so what? If we have succeeded in creating a permanently friendly AI, we can be sure that any “next-generation” AI t ...
... have finite intelligence, might it not at some point create an even more rapidly self-improving system that could supersede it? Indeed it might (I think) – but, from our point of view, so what? If we have succeeded in creating a permanently friendly AI, we can be sure that any “next-generation” AI t ...
Drew McDermott Response to “The Singularity: A Philosophical
... point it becomes a normal convention that people survive uploading, and the uploaded include many prominent citizens, who are indignant at the idea that they’re not conscious, or that the DigiX they are now differs from BioX, the biological entity they started as, then at that point going virtual wi ...
... point it becomes a normal convention that people survive uploading, and the uploaded include many prominent citizens, who are indignant at the idea that they’re not conscious, or that the DigiX they are now differs from BioX, the biological entity they started as, then at that point going virtual wi ...
Food for Thought II - Singularity - Computer Science and Engineering
... that the machines would willfully seize power. What we do suggest is that the human race might easily permit itself to drift into a position of such dependence on the machines that it would have no practical choice but to accept all of the machines' decisions. As society and the problems that face i ...
... that the machines would willfully seize power. What we do suggest is that the human race might easily permit itself to drift into a position of such dependence on the machines that it would have no practical choice but to accept all of the machines' decisions. As society and the problems that face i ...
Micro-Futures - Vic Callaghan
... Era", which contained the much quoted statement "Within thirty years, we will have the technological means to create superhuman intelligence. Shortly after, the human era will be ended.” [6] Vinge’s article built on two earlier Sci-Fi novels he wrote which are also noteworthy as they might be interp ...
... Era", which contained the much quoted statement "Within thirty years, we will have the technological means to create superhuman intelligence. Shortly after, the human era will be ended.” [6] Vinge’s article built on two earlier Sci-Fi novels he wrote which are also noteworthy as they might be interp ...
JKB_Paper2_Technological Singularity
... scholarly deficits of the use of a calculator,” …by turning a crank, grind out the solution of a problem without the fatigue of mental application, would by its introduction in to schools, do incalculable injury.” But who knows that such machines when brought to greater perfection, may not think of ...
... scholarly deficits of the use of a calculator,” …by turning a crank, grind out the solution of a problem without the fatigue of mental application, would by its introduction in to schools, do incalculable injury.” But who knows that such machines when brought to greater perfection, may not think of ...
