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Re: The AI Problem, historical perspective



On Sunday 25 August 2019 10:50:36 deloptes wrote:

> John Hasler wrote:
> >> I might find any arguments to the contrary to be interesting.
> >
> > I think he was just writing a story.
>
> It is not just a story - there is deep philosophy behind. This is a
> philosophy that is being forgotten now days.
>
> I am afraid modern children will have hard time understanding his
> point of view.

I'd have to violently agree. And I'd place the blame squarely on the 
libtards that have removed the right v wrong teachings from the 
classrooms.

The currant state of robotics leaves only a probably broken switch 
difference between the robot sent into a burning building to find and 
rescue survivors, and the armed version on the same mobility frame sent 
into a terrorist occupied building to disable any survivors.

And we seem to be making far more technical progress at the search and 
kill versions.  That doesn't seem right.  But the place to start fixing 
that is the classroom. Years before that student is hired to write that 
code.

Cheers, Gene Heskett
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