A 'Big Red Button' for AI to interrupt its harmful sequence of action [pdf]
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Re: A 'Big Red Button' for AI to interrupt its harmful sequence of action [pdf]
#2I feel like an actual solution for this is more literal.
I mean, if a box-carrying robot actually hurts someone, then the proper course of action is to detonate something inside it, and completely immobilize it, cut it off from whatever it's networked to, and preserve everything else so we can dissect what went wrong and prevent it.
This is a really interesting approach but I think a much simpler method would be a bit more practical in actual usage.
Re: A 'Big Red Button' for AI to interrupt its harmful sequence of action [pdf]
#3I feel like an actual solution for this is more literal. I mean, if a box-carrying robot actually hurts someone, then the proper course of action is to detonate something inside it, and completely immobilize it, cut it off from whatever it's networked to, and preserve everything else so we can dissect what went wrong and prevent it. This is a really interesting approach but I think a much simpler method would be a bi…
I like this solution much better when facing less severe situations. Keep in mind that it's also a solution for learning, so it can be used to guide the AI towards the proper action, instead of baby sitting it and redesigning it forever.
Re: A 'Big Red Button' for AI to interrupt its harmful sequence of action [pdf]
#4I feel like an actual solution for this is more literal. I mean, if a box-carrying robot actually hurts someone, then the proper course of action is to detonate something inside it, and completely immobilize it, cut it off from whatever it's networked to, and preserve everything else so we can dissect what went wrong and prevent it. This is a really interesting approach but I think a much simpler method would be a bi…
I like this solution much better when facing less severe situations. Keep in mind that it's also a solution for learning, so it can be used to guide the AI towards the proper action, instead of baby sitting it and redesigning it forever.
Which is what is supposed to be happening anyways. That's literally what machine learning is about.