Right, I misread that before. If its programming says to reject actions that says A and not-A, but this isn’t one of the standards by which it judges value, it would presumably reject it. If that is one of the standards by which it measures value, then it would depend on how that value measured against its value of paperclips and the extent to which they were in conflict.
Right, I misread that before. If its programming says to reject actions that says A and not-A, but this isn’t one of the standards by which it judges value, it would presumably reject it. If that is one of the standards by which it measures value, then it would depend on how that value measured against its value of paperclips and the extent to which they were in conflict.