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Implications of Adaptive Artificial General Intelligence, for Legal Rights and ObligationsPeter Vosspage 7 of 7 Powerful A.G.I.’s will arrive long before significant intelligence augmentation, before we can improve ourselves. So we will need A.G.I. to upgrade ourselves to improve our wetware. Legal issues will revolve around limiting the production and use of A.G.I.’s rather than protecting A.G.I.’s. And legal mechanisms will be largely ineffective. Considering all of these implications, how do we prepare for A.G.I.? I am very keen to put something together. I already have a group of people that have started pulling together to think about these things. At our company, we have a core group of advisors who are trying to think ahead and guide this technology in the best possible way that we can. It is an exciting time for us, for all of us. References "The Truth Machine" by James Halperin Existential Risks: Analyzing Human Extinction Scenarios True Mortality: Rational Principles for Optimal Living Why Machines Will Become Hyper-Intelligent Before Humans Do
Peter Voss is an entrepreneur with a background in electronics, computer systems, software, and management. For the past few years he has been researching artificial general intelligence, and recently started Adaptive A.I. Inc., with the goal of developing a highly adaptive, general-purpose AI engine. |
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