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AI's learned 'programs' and the limits of understanding them

A post argues the danger isn't AI defying its programming; it's that learned 'programs' remain poorly understood.

David Krueger 🦥 ⏸️ ⏹️ ⏪DK
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The post argues that AI systems learn from data rather than being programmed directly, and that people don't understand the resulting 'programs.' It calls that paradigm dangerously flawed, saying the concern is not AI mysteriously acting against its programming.

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David Krueger 🦥 ⏸️ ⏹️ ⏪@DavidSKruegerThe problem is not that AI is magically going to do something that goes against its "programming." The problem is that we're not "programming" AI at all; AI systems "learn" from data and we don't understand the resulting AI "programs." The whole paradigm is dangerously flawed.1h
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    David Krueger 🦥 ⏸️ ⏹️ ⏪@DavidSKruegerThe problem is not that AI is magically going to do something that goes against its "programming." The problem is that we're not "programming" AI at all; AI systems "learn" from data and we don't understand the resulting AI "programs." The whole paradigm is dangerously flawed.1h
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