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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polyworld
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_m97_kL4ox0&t=9m43s
It seems that OpenAI has a great little game simulated for their agents to play in. The next step to make this even cooler would be to use physical, robotic agents learning to overcome challenges in real meatspace!
This is incredible. The various emergent behaviors are fascinating. I remember being amazed a decade ago by the primitive graphics in artificial life simulators like Polyworld: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polyworld https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_m97_kL4ox0&t=9m43s It seems that OpenAI has a great little game simulated for their agents to play in. The next step to make this even cooler would be to use physical, ro…
This is the type of stuff that amazes me - I really wish I had more of an opportunity to play with AI/ML in my day to day work.
This is incredible. The various emergent behaviors are fascinating. I remember being amazed a decade ago by the primitive graphics in artificial life simulators like Polyworld: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polyworld https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_m97_kL4ox0&t=9m43s It seems that OpenAI has a great little game simulated for their agents to play in. The next step to make this even cooler would be to use physical, ro…
hmm, yes in the story I'm envisioning the AIs don't wipe out humanity because they have achieved sentience, but just because it turns out killing all humans is an optimizing component of solving some other problem.
As always, crazy interesting stuff coming out of OpenAI! This is the type of stuff that amazes me - I really wish I had more of an opportunity to play with AI/ML in my day to day work.
Anyone who feels this way — we're hiring :)! https://openai.com/jobs/.
(Also if I can answer any questions about OpenAI, feel free to ping me at gdb@openai.com.)
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hmm, yes in the story I'm envisioning the AIs don't wipe out humanity because they have achieved sentience, but just because it turns out killing all humans is an optimizing component of solving some other problem.
Asimov 3 rules as the final policy when making decisions should sort this problem out. This assumes that the rules cannot be changed by the AI.
And sidesteps the fact that many of Asimov's stories were precisely about robots finding ways around these rules :)
This is incredible. The various emergent behaviors are fascinating. I remember being amazed a decade ago by the primitive graphics in artificial life simulators like Polyworld: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polyworld https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_m97_kL4ox0&t=9m43s It seems that OpenAI has a great little game simulated for their agents to play in. The next step to make this even cooler would be to use physical, ro…
hmm, yes in the story I'm envisioning the AIs don't wipe out humanity because they have achieved sentience, but just because it turns out killing all humans is an optimizing component of solving some other problem.
for the most part. fingers crossed.