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There was some satire (but not much), because I had just read Roberto saying that the model acts as if it were "alive," you have to...

You're forgetting one point about hallucinations; they're not predictable. It's easy to predict that current models (you can check it...

Or because the outputs are a highly non-linear function of the inputs. I don’t think “more than the sum of its parts” is equivalent to...

When we say that AI is at this moment more than the sum of its parts, we do so because of hallucinations.

A highly speculative post (even by this thread’s relaxed standard) has been deleted and all of the responses. Let’s try to keep the...

Interesting article from Inc.com Everyone Is Talking About AI. Almost No One Is Telling You What Actually Works. Here’s the Honest...

I am well aware of this and thought it was about time. In my post, I was thinking of a well raised child who, because of undetected...

We could say of that child "when he comes of age he is no longer the responsibility of his parents", ok, but AI/AGI is not a child.

The Crumbley parents were held guilty of involuntary manslaughter after their son killed four students in a school shooting. The son...

Indeed. People (at least in the US) don't sell their children. The AI autonomy argument would go to the first element of liability: it...

An example, no judge blames a non-defective knife for a murder, obviously. (Strictly speaking, the knife kills you, but the knife isn't...

The standard is “but for” causation, meaning that the defective product was a necessary condition for the harm to have occurred. It need...

In Korea, yes

I agree with the point that the problem is humans, not AI. Even if we manage to create an autonomous AI that destroys us, who on earth...

So, it seems that your AI research bot took a while to complete your research for you. BTW, please read our rules on posting AI output...