From: Samantha Atkins (samantha@objectent.com)
Date: Wed Sep 27 2000 - 02:26:00 MDT
"J. R. Molloy" wrote:
>
> Eugene Leitl writes,
>
> > Further difficulties lie in the fact that the AI is not homogenous,
> > because it has radiated after nucleation. It's name is Legion, and
> > they're all of vastly differing complexities.
>
> Well, they *shall* be of vastly differing complexities... when they do actually
> emerge.
>
> Meanwhile, we can use the fact that the AI is not homogenous to choose the most
> friendly of the bunch as replicators or parents of future generations of AI.
> This will, of course, insure that they remain friendly.
>
> Friendlies magnify friendliness by terminating unfriendlies.
>
Isn't that SPECIAL! We teach AIs to judge whether other intelligent
sentiences are faulty and thus should be terminated. Sounds like a FINE
idea.
- s.
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