In the same way, “AI Alignment” excludes e.g. people who are inclined to believe superintelligences will know better than us what is good, and who don’t want to hamstring them. You can think we’re well rid of these people. But you’re still excluding people and thereby reducing the amount of thinking that will be applied to the problem.
I’m not sure what can someone who essentially thinks there is no problem contribute to its solution. That said, I get the gist of the argument and you do have a point IMO about stressing the two complementary aspects of a mind. Maybe Artificial Volition? Intention feels to me like it alliterates so much with Intelligence it circles back from catchiness to being confusing.
I’m not sure what can someone who essentially thinks there is no problem contribute to its solution. That said, I get the gist of the argument and you do have a point IMO about stressing the two complementary aspects of a mind. Maybe Artificial Volition? Intention feels to me like it alliterates so much with Intelligence it circles back from catchiness to being confusing.