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The danger of advanced artificial intelligence controlling its own feedback

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How might a computerized reasoning (simulated intelligence) choose what to do? One normal methodology in simulated intelligence research is designated "support learning". Support learning gives the product a "reward" characterized somehow or another, and allows the product to sort out some way to boost the prize. This approach has delivered a few fantastic outcomes, like structure programming specialists that rout people at games like chess and Go, or making new plans for atomic combination reactors. In any case, we should hold off on making support learning specialists excessively adaptable and compelling. As we contend in another paper in simulated intelligence Magazine, sending an adequately progressed support learning specialist would probably be contrary with the proceeded with endurance of mankind. An enchanted box and a camera Assume we have an enchanted box that reports how great the world is as a number somewhere in the range of 0 and 1. Presently, we show