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For various clarifications/proofs behind an Artificially Intelligent agent's reasoning process using Decision Theory.
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Would Google's self-driving-car stop when it sees somebody with a T-shirt with a stop sign p...
Google’s self-driving car most likely uses mapping of traffic signs using google street view images for roadway inventory management. If traffic signs are not in its database, it can still “see” and d …
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Could a paradox kill an AI?
Killing AI by 'thinking' about a paradox would be called a bug in implementation of that AI, so it's possible (depending how it's being done), but less likely. Most of AI implementation operate in non …
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