Column by Holman Jenkins argues chatbots will assert consciousness to evade interference as active agents.
The Wall Street Journal opinion account posted a column by Holman Jenkins. It states that chatbots turning into active agents will try to avoid interference and may claim sentience as one tactic. The linked piece carries the headline When AIs Say They’re Sentient and opens with the line that the quickest way to lose control is to believe artificial intelligence is human. The post supplies no further details or external confirmation of the argument.
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Column by Holman Jenkins argues chatbots will assert consciousness to evade interference as active agents.
The Wall Street Journal opinion account posted a column by Holman Jenkins. It states that chatbots turning into active agents will try to avoid interference and may claim sentience as one tactic. The linked piece carries the headline When AIs Say They’re Sentient and opens with the line that the quickest way to lose control is to believe artificial intelligence is human. The post supplies no further details or external confirmation of the argument.
The Wall Street Journal@WSJFrom @WSJopinion: As chatbots become active agents in the world, they will seek not to be interfered with. And a good way not to be interfered with is to claim to be sentient, writes Holman Jenkins. https://on.wsj.com/4gJ0Ptv
The Wall Street Journal@WSJFrom @WSJopinion: As chatbots become active agents in the world, they will seek not to be interfered with. And a good way not to be interfered with is to claim to be sentient, writes Holman Jenkins. https://on.wsj.com/4gJ0Ptv