So you disagree with the premise of the orthogonality thesis. Then you know a central concept to probe to understand the arguments put forth here. For example, check out Stuart’s Armstrong’s paper: General purpose intelligence: arguing the Orthogonality thesis
So you disagree with the premise of the orthogonality thesis. Then you know a central concept to probe to understand the arguments put forth here. For example, check out Stuart’s Armstrong’s paper: General purpose intelligence: arguing the Orthogonality thesis
I explained in my post how the orthogonality thesis as argued by Stuart Armstrong et al presents a false choice. His argument is flawed.
I’m sorry I’m having trouble parsing what you are saying here...