Err… 33 now. But that is because the content is very compelling. Posts pointing out why CEV is quite possibly a bad thing would have to be quite poor to get a downvote from me. It is a subject that is obvious but avoided.
I see that too (upvoted it before), yet the argument was that my post was poorly written. Further the argument was that my post lacked references and detail. Also, my post mentions CEV. Further, an AI based on a extrapolated volition of humanity might, very well, conclude that given the better part of the future is unable to sustain our volition, it will abandon humanity. If CEV tries to optimize volition, which includes suffering, negative utilitarianism might well be a factor to lean the result towards non-existence. This idea is widely explored in Stephen Baxter’ Manifold trilogy where the far future decides to destroy the universe acausally. This is fictional evidence, but do you want to argue superhuman AI and CEV isn’t? It’s the exploration of an idea.
Again, how I get downvoted this drastically in comparison to three paragraphs which basically say that a superhuman AI (premise) uses CEV (idea based on premise) would base its extrapolation on uploaded copies (idea based on an idea based on a shaky premise). Compare this to my post which is based on evidence from economic and physics.
Err… 33 now. But that is because the content is very compelling. Posts pointing out why CEV is quite possibly a bad thing would have to be quite poor to get a downvote from me. It is a subject that is obvious but avoided.
I see that too (upvoted it before), yet the argument was that my post was poorly written. Further the argument was that my post lacked references and detail. Also, my post mentions CEV. Further, an AI based on a extrapolated volition of humanity might, very well, conclude that given the better part of the future is unable to sustain our volition, it will abandon humanity. If CEV tries to optimize volition, which includes suffering, negative utilitarianism might well be a factor to lean the result towards non-existence. This idea is widely explored in Stephen Baxter’ Manifold trilogy where the far future decides to destroy the universe acausally. This is fictional evidence, but do you want to argue superhuman AI and CEV isn’t? It’s the exploration of an idea.
Again, how I get downvoted this drastically in comparison to three paragraphs which basically say that a superhuman AI (premise) uses CEV (idea based on premise) would base its extrapolation on uploaded copies (idea based on an idea based on a shaky premise). Compare this to my post which is based on evidence from economic and physics.