Read about the tech leaders calling for the six month A.I. research slowdown, found it a bit unrealistic. It's like asking a rhino charging through a china shop to put on a tutu and start dancing.

So, if the brightest minds on earth are failing to stop the other brightest minds on earth from creating robots smarter than everyone and ruining humanity for everyone, what could I possibly do?

And I figured I might at least throw my semi-solution out there in case it inspires people with more intellect and energy to do the good work of keeping humanity dominant.

An AIIBB, or Artificial Intelligence Intention Bounty Board, would be a board based on collecting A.I projects and rewarding solutions with bounties. It would be a log of what people intend to do with A.I, a record of A.I successes, and bragging rights for the humans who teach their A.I. neat tricks.

Similar to how bug bounties work now, instead of lots of people using lots of robots in private, you would have more people using robots in public to solve problems in public. This is similar to how open source works in general, but right now the financial incentive to keep A.I honest is not present. An intent bounty board would be the start of a structure of logging A.I activity, promoting A.I successes, as well as letting people know what A.I is currently capable of doing.

It's like the Oscars or Nobel Prize for A.I, except it's year-round with cash prizes.

I believe this is the best way to put a tutu on the rhino.

Do you think it'll work?