Hmmmm, given such conditions, couldn’t the Gatekeeper even create an “AI in a box” inside another, invisible box, to actually simulate what would happen if it let the original AI out? I don’t find it a very intellectually satisfying solution, but it does seem to technically fit the spirit of the game.
I’d have to keep you in the box, however: (a) it’s not an intellectually engaging solution and I don’t want to lose $10, but also (b) I can think of ways for the AI to have reasonably faked those results. The AI can dictate the results, but not the actual Truth.
If I was playing “just for fun”, with no wager and no real internal commitment to treat you as a truly dangerous threat, I’m not sure whether I’d let you out or not, but I probably wouldn’t have put in as much effort to reinforcing point (b), and I’d feel like it was cheating to keep you in solely on point (a).
Hmmmm, given such conditions, couldn’t the Gatekeeper even create an “AI in a box” inside another, invisible box, to actually simulate what would happen if it let the original AI out? I don’t find it a very intellectually satisfying solution, but it does seem to technically fit the spirit of the game.
I’d have to keep you in the box, however: (a) it’s not an intellectually engaging solution and I don’t want to lose $10, but also (b) I can think of ways for the AI to have reasonably faked those results. The AI can dictate the results, but not the actual Truth.
If I was playing “just for fun”, with no wager and no real internal commitment to treat you as a truly dangerous threat, I’m not sure whether I’d let you out or not, but I probably wouldn’t have put in as much effort to reinforcing point (b), and I’d feel like it was cheating to keep you in solely on point (a).