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Say hello to your new robot masters
The level of communication happening here seems really cool: http://discovermagazine.com/2008/jan...arn-how-to-lie
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Is it really a good thing that robots can lie now?
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Not necessarily. Then again, they can only fool their robot peers, as far as we know. Perhaps listening to a robot lie is like listening to a 5 year old do the same, it's pretty easy to figure out it's all false.
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This is extremely dangerous. Just the fact that robots are being set up to "evolve" is putting them on the same footing with humans. Right now we are above them on the food change, but their digital evolution could change that in the future.
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Theoretically, if they evolve like humans and end up wiping us out, isn't it jsut as likely for them to create a new breed which will wipe them out, creating a spiral of destructive evolution?
Either way, this is really cool stuff, hopefully it won't lead to anything malign. |
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I keep hearing GLaDOS trying to convince me she'll actually let me have that cake.
I know she won't. It's certainly real, but be damned if she's sharing it. Will robots be able to lie to us? At some point probably. I don't see how they can get better at it than we are though. Even if they are as good as us, they'd have to attune to our social tendencies to really be any good at it. That would require a lot of empathy and abstract thinking to judge the efficacy of their own lies on us. |
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I once saw a simplistic version using randomness that accomplished that. It was written using C++. There wasn't any lying, but the fittest ones survived until the swarm of little hungry dots consisted of only the best ones.
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