It’s not clear to me that the space of things you can verify is in fact larger than the space of things you can do because an AI might be able to create a fake solution that feels more real than the actual solution. At a sufficiently high intelligence level of the AI, being able to avoid this tricks is likely harder than just doing the task if you hadn’t been subject to malign influence.
It’s not clear to me that the space of things you can verify is in fact larger than the space of things you can do because an AI might be able to create a fake solution that feels more real than the actual solution. At a sufficiently high intelligence level of the AI, being able to avoid this tricks is likely harder than just doing the task if you hadn’t been subject to malign influence.
If the AI can create a fake solution that feels more real than the actual solution, I think the task isn’t checkable by Joe’s definition.