Wednesday, June 10, 2015
Why we may want to anthropomorphize artificial super-intelligence
Anthropomorphizing artificial super-intelligence
may keep it from controlling us. The challenge is to not let human
intelligence slow down creative artificial super-intelligence without
creating a monster.
As Nick Bostrom put it, there would
be a huge difference between artificial super-intelligence with an IQ of,
say, 6,455, and a human with a 130 IQ. It would probably be
impossible for humans to predict what a 6,455 IQ might do. That is
why we have to be on guard. The same unpredictability might happen with the appearance of an alien extraterrestrial intelligence.
Bostrum asks, what if the
super-intelligence decides to pave the world with solar panels to
serve its own energy needs? Indeed. A super-intelligence might be
programmed to seek Nietzschean power only. I think power,
happiness, even survival are secondary drives to the primary goal of life
evolving toward Godhood. Artificial super-intelligence does not have that ancient sacred life
activation, which is defined here as the
Spirit-Will-To-Godhood---science has not even as yet recognized it.
It would be far better to have
artificial super-intelligence working with life as an aid in our
evolution. It often seems that the futurist's want to replace
life with artificial super-intelligence, they seem to applaud this, which is really anti-life, unless they controlled it for themselves. That might bring that old overbearing imperial dictatorship again.
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