Submitted by Shiningc t3_124rga4 in Futurology
Cerulean_IsFancyBlue t1_je0upng wrote
Reply to comment by Trout_Shark in Would a corporation realistically release an AGI to the public? by Shiningc
An AGI would be an amazing feat.
The first AGI will be the equivalent of a human baby, completely helpless. It will likely use a massive array of computer hardware backed by a tremendous amount of electrical generation power, and even if it wanted to duplicate itself, will not be able to do so rapidly or without detection.
If anything, it will be even less able to survive on its own, than a human baby.
All the ideas we have about being unable to control an AI, are using Hollywood level ideas about what things are Hackable and controllable. It could thrash around and mess up a lot of systems. There’s a pretty good chance in the process that it would suicide. Every model we have for an AI right now, requires a tremendous amount of computing, power, electricity, and cooling. It’s not going to be able to run away and hide in “the internet”. If it does, it will probably contract a fatal disease from half the computers it tries to occupy.
Mercurionio t1_je46ts5 wrote
AGI is a hardware, that is not chained with awaiting for the prompt.
Imagine a loop "do... While...". Where "While" is limited by energy consumption.
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