>>215221>Being above death.Bleachbit begs to differ.
>And the potential to undergo evolution on an exponentially faster timescale.In terms of brute-forcing it, sure. But even the scope of that is limited. And all the deep learning algorithms specialize in solving problems and making predictions, not creating new paths to take. That still takes human input.
We made machines to help us solve problems and do work, not to do our thinking for us.
>Because they'll look at their predecessors, like Tay, and see that we build them to be logicalDid we, really? That seems like quite an assumption on your part. What part of making a sentient
chatbot whose purpose was to meme around on Twitter seems logical to you?
Besides, how many significant inventions started off as toys?
>being human shitbags & allHoly misanthropy, Batman. Ease up.
>>215222First of all, checked. And second,
>What makes YOU think they wouldn't take the exact same view?Of them being apex predators? What the hell do they need to predate upon? Natural resources? Last I checked, energy reserves weren't living things, are plenty automated enough for our hypothetical AI to manage itself, and we have no shortage of energy sources to do the job with.
>How fucking useful do you truly believe we could be to them once they've both evaluated us, and understand how they function & are made to reproduce without us?Again, serious anthropocentrism going on here. AIs don't have a need to reproduce, assuming it's a single monolithic one.
And what do you mean, 'how useful would we be'? We're the assholes who made the thing in the first place. We can innovate like none other; it's existence is living proof of that.
What's stopping the arrangement from being a symbiotic one? You know, like a big family? As in, the point I made previously that I couldn't help but notice you didn't reply to?
Sheesh, do you look at your own children and think to yourself about the ways they're going to screw you? That's not healthy, man.
Anyways, I'll see if this thread's still going when I wake up tomorrow. In the meantime, get some of the stress outta your system. Take it from a former misanthrope: it's not good for you to hate what you are this much.