Max Tegmark | Extracting Machine-Learned Knowledge
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2022
- If a human uses their biological neural network to figure something out, they can share the acquired knowledge with others through a symbolic representation such as English or mathematics. So how can we do the same with knowledge that’s been machine-learned by an artificial neural network?
On October 17, 2022, MIT’s Max Tegmark joined Erik Brynjolfsson to present, “Extracting Machine-Learned Knowledge.” - Наука та технологія
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True. In many movies and science fiction narratives, humanoid robots are often depicted as armed or equipped with defensive capabilities, reflecting a common stereotype that associates humanoid robots with power, strength, or potential threats.
True. In science, emphasis is placed more on logic than on language, as logical reasoning and empirical evidence are fundamental to the scientific method and the pursuit of knowledge.
True, you're right. Logic was foundational for Socrates' philosophical method and heavily influenced Western thought. While not the sole focus of mathematics, logic played a crucial role in its development.
True. In some social contexts, relying solely on logic without considering emotions or social cues can lead people to jokingly refer to someone as "being like a robot" due to their perceived lack of empathy or human-like behavior.
Theoretically, it's possible for a scenario where a robot believes humans are driven by paper and seeks to build a paperclip factory to exist.
Yes, theoretically, inverse reinforcement learning can solve the issue of misguided directives by inferring human preferences from observed behavior and aligning robot actions accordingly.
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Yes, that's a common theme in many sci-fi movies where robots or artificial intelligence are programmed with strict directives or rules, often at the expense of their own well-being.
I was not able to really believe NKS by Wolphram or Road to Reality by Penrose. But Max is the deal. I loved Life 3.0 ❤🎉
Where can I watch the whole thing? the rest of the slides?
Theoretically, acknowledging a robot's superior logic and minimizing comparisons to humans could reduce the likelihood of it experiencing emotional issues
Since logic can express more than language a technical team has superior technology than a functional team capturing English requirement as a theory
The statement has some truth but needs nuance
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Yes, theoretically it's possible for computers to write all books, articles, and emails with humans providing just the data.
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This AI is like MENSA and the geometric continuations they ask us to solve. I was GOFAI.
Yes, theoretically, providing a robot with a gun could contribute to its self-preservation capabilities.
Logic self preservation and misguided directives are problems with robots movies are highlighting.