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For questions related to the philosophical aspects of artificial intelligence. Topics such as human/AI value alignment, artificial consciousness, the feasibility of AGI, the ethics of AI, Neo-Luddism, etc.
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Can we just switch off a malicious artificial intelligence?
Malware viruses are a very simple form of AI. It is not difficult to conceive of a form of malware that A) can't be detected easily, B) is redundantly distributed across thousands of computers that o …
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Why do we need explainable AI?
IMHO, the most important need for explainable AI is to prevent us from becoming intellectually lazy. If we stop trying to understand how answers are found, we have conceded the game to our machines.
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