Precisely. For example of one existing base: the existing software that searches for solutions to engineering problems. Such as ‘self improvement’ via design of better chips. Works within narrowly defined field, to cull the search space. Should we expect state of the art software of this kind to be beaten by someone’s contemporary paperclip maximizer? By how much?
Incredibly relevant to AI risk, but analysis can’t be faked without really having technical expertise.
Precisely. For example of one existing base: the existing software that searches for solutions to engineering problems. Such as ‘self improvement’ via design of better chips. Works within narrowly defined field, to cull the search space. Should we expect state of the art software of this kind to be beaten by someone’s contemporary paperclip maximizer? By how much?
Incredibly relevant to AI risk, but analysis can’t be faked without really having technical expertise.