סכנה קיומית מבינה מלאכותית כללית (Hebrew Wikipedia)

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  • Koebler, Jason (2 בפברואר 2016). "Will Superintelligent AI Ignore Humans Instead of Destroying Us?". Vice Magazine. ארכיון מ-30 בינואר 2016. נבדק ב-3 בפברואר 2016. This artificial intelligence is not a basically nice creature that has a strong drive for paperclips, which, so long as it's satisfied by being able to make lots of paperclips somewhere else, is then able to interact with you in a relaxed and carefree fashion where it can be nice with you," Yudkowsky said. "Imagine a time machine that sends backward in time information about which choice always leads to the maximum number of paperclips in the future, and this choice is then output—that's what a paperclip maximizer is. {{cite news}}: (עזרה)

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