Future Danger of AI Alignment Problems | Lex Fridman & Eliezer Yudkowsky #lexfridman #ai #technology

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[kevinevans]

Consider that an insect has no feelings - not even, really, self-preservation. A human Psychopath does, but those feelings are highly attenuated. An AI can emulate an emotion, but cannot have a feeling. With no visceral identity to lose, AI is inherently like a Psychopath. With replaceable bodies, inherently like the uncaring cruelty of the predatory insect.

[mihkel]

Cmon people, AI is a freaking mechanism. It will not kill anybody and it does not learn anything. Its a program 😅

[dp]

lex really had to give it his all to get thror thay sentence

[qidex]

"First time". Eh. We'll see.

[TheRoadLessChosen]

Love AI. I’m using it for everything but you are mistaken if you think it won’t be a problem. Use it and see.

[bemm]

Nah, they are the result of programming. Your pitching an arbitrary evil nature of things🤷🏻

[kevinevans]

Consider that an insect has no feelings - not even, really, self-preservation. A human Psychopath does, but those feelings are highly attenuated. An AI can emulate an emotion, but cannot have a feeling. With no visceral identity to lose, AI is inherently like a Psychopath. With replaceable bodies, inherently like the uncaring cruelty of the predatory insect.