To be more specific, if Eliezer were to portray a paperclip maximizer the portrayed character would be more unconventional and appear less similar to average human psychology. Supposing Clippy to be a fictional character the manner of the portrayal of that character is not as clever as it would be if Eliezer were responsible. I didn’t mean to comment on the apparent intelligence of the poster/portrayed character Clippy (I would have used the word intelligent instead of clever if I had).
To be more specific, if Eliezer were to portray a paperclip maximizer the portrayed character would be more unconventional and appear less similar to average human psychology.
Definitely. I actually suspect Eliezer would have much more difficulty playing “average intelligence person roleplaying a paperclip maximiser” than he would creating an unconventional, incisive, paperclipper persona.
To be more specific, if Eliezer were to portray a paperclip maximizer the portrayed character would be more unconventional and appear less similar to average human psychology. Supposing Clippy to be a fictional character the manner of the portrayal of that character is not as clever as it would be if Eliezer were responsible. I didn’t mean to comment on the apparent intelligence of the poster/portrayed character Clippy (I would have used the word intelligent instead of clever if I had).
Definitely. I actually suspect Eliezer would have much more difficulty playing “average intelligence person roleplaying a paperclip maximiser” than he would creating an unconventional, incisive, paperclipper persona.
Yeah, this sells me on it. I abandon my theory.