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There is no mind substance apart from the brain that can be algorithmically described. So many people can't get beyond their fervent wishes and have a very limited understanding of what they are doing. A garbage can rolling thru a road intersection is... Read More
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Christian’s narrative always compelling and interesting opens up new insights on every page even if you are generally familiar ... Read More
This book is about the collision of new ai technologies with the human world
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- This product had a total of 223 reviews as of our last analysis date on Aug 25 2022.
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I must admit that i was taken by surprise by the contents of brian christian’s recent book the alignment problem
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The book came out in 2020 and made quite a splash among the artificial intelligence ai and machine intelligence community
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It’s such a difficult question that in my novel ezekiel’s brain the creators of the superintelligent ai fail and the result is disastrous for the human race
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That wasn’t what the alignment problem was about… or at least not what it was mostly about
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How computer scientists who develop ai use psychological findings to open up new avenues in machine learning is fascinating to hear about
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We must align what the machine is asked to do in relation to what we as a society and the programmers desire the machine to do
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Many examples are given about the history of machine learning the early attempts at programming machines to play games for example
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There are as well many examples that went wrong and how the programmers decided to solve the problems
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