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 [[{“value”:”In an infamous thought experiment known as the paperclip problem, an artificial intelligence (AI) program is tasked with making paperclips. Because it single-mindedly optimizes for the literal objective rather than the intent, the AI ends up consuming all the resources on Earth and judging any collateral damage—for example, killing all humans who get in its way—as irrelevant.

This problematic logic is already simmering in today’s AI systems, a new study suggests. Celina Zhao, a reporter for Science, explains.

Learn more: https://scim.ag/4pZ83h9

CREDITS: (ILLUSTRATION) CHIARA VERCESI; (SCRIPT) C. ZHAO/SCIENCE; (MUSIC) CHRIS BURNS

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 [[{“value”:”In an infamous thought experiment known as the paperclip problem, an artificial intelligence (AI) program is tasked with making paperclips. Because it single-mindedly optimizes for the literal objective rather than the intent, the AI ends up consuming all the resources on Earth and judging any collateral damage—for example, killing all humans who get in its way—as irrelevant.

This problematic logic is already simmering in today’s AI systems, a new study suggests. Celina Zhao, a reporter for Science, explains.

Learn more: https://scim.ag/4pZ83h9

CREDITS: (ILLUSTRATION) CHIARA VERCESI; (SCRIPT) C. ZHAO/SCIENCE; (MUSIC) CHRIS BURNS

#Technology #Science #ScienceShorts”}]] Read More Science Magazine 

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Post Contenthttps://www.youtube.com/shorts/xWfw6k9Y_8E 

 [[{“value”:”In an infamous thought experiment known as the paperclip problem, an artificial intelligence (AI) program is tasked with making paperclips. Because it single-mindedly optimizes for the literal objective rather than the intent, the AI ends up consuming all the resources on Earth and judging any collateral damage—for example, killing all humans who get in its way—as irrelevant.

This problematic logic is already simmering in today’s AI systems, a new study suggests. Celina Zhao, a reporter for Science, explains.

Learn more: https://scim.ag/4pZ83h9

CREDITS: (ILLUSTRATION) CHIARA VERCESI; (SCRIPT) C. ZHAO/SCIENCE; (MUSIC) CHRIS BURNS

#Technology #Science #ScienceShorts”}]] Read More Science Magazine 

#Science

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