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* Humans seem to not be able to use [[Intelligent Design]] alone to fashion [[Artificial Intelligence]]. In fact researchers continue to go back to nature and human functioning for inspiration and even for algorithms. | * Humans seem to not be able to use [[Intelligent Design]] alone to fashion [[Artificial Intelligence]]. In fact researchers continue to go back to nature and human functioning for inspiration and even for algorithms. | ||
* Training an [[Artificial Intelligence]] with human behaviors will result in unacceptable behavior by the [[Artificial Intelligence]]. | * Training an [[Artificial Intelligence]] with human behaviors will result in unacceptable behavior by the [[Artificial Intelligence]]. | ||
| + | ** Microsoft released Tay, a web robot (bot) to respond to tweets and chats<ref>Sarah Parez, ''Microsoft silences its new A.I. bot Tay, after Twitter users teach it racism.'' (218-03-24) Tech Crunch https://techcrunch.com/2016/03/24/microsoft-silences-its-new-a-i-bot-tay-after-twitter-users-teach-it-racism/</ref> | ||
==Solutions== | ==Solutions== | ||
Revision as of 10:09, 31 August 2018
Full Title or Meme
Intelligence without human vindictiveness or human compassion.
Context
- Artificial General Intelligence redirects here. In this context Intelligence relates primarily to Identity Knowledge, but that has many general aspects.
- Some people think that Artificial Intelligence must needs be cold or sterile, but we have plenty of evidence that is not so.
- Elisa
- Alexa
Problems
- Humans seem to not be able to use Intelligent Design alone to fashion Artificial Intelligence. In fact researchers continue to go back to nature and human functioning for inspiration and even for algorithms.
- Training an Artificial Intelligence with human behaviors will result in unacceptable behavior by the Artificial Intelligence.
- Microsoft released Tay, a web robot (bot) to respond to tweets and chats[1]
Solutions
References
- ↑ Sarah Parez, Microsoft silences its new A.I. bot Tay, after Twitter users teach it racism. (218-03-24) Tech Crunch https://techcrunch.com/2016/03/24/microsoft-silences-its-new-a-i-bot-tay-after-twitter-users-teach-it-racism/
