You’d have to give Eliezer a sequence of kittens unless you’re hoping that the cuteness of the kitten will have an imprinting effect which will affect Eliezer’s reaction to the eventual cat.
It would probably be more efficient (and less cruel to the kittens who would eventually lose importance) to just have Eliezer look at a filtered-for-cuteness lolcats picture stream each morning.
Has this been tested and/or implemented? I’d totally volunteer to do the filtering. Some unknown odds of possibly improving Eliezer’s efficiency by up to 2% up to a third of the time still sounds like a hell of a lot more expected utility than other stuff I happen to be doing.
This study suggests looking at kitten pictures makes you more careful, improving performance in fine-motor dexterity tasks such as mock surgery.
I wonder if this could lower the error rate of computer programmers, and whether I should buy Eliezer a kitten.
You’d have to give Eliezer a sequence of kittens unless you’re hoping that the cuteness of the kitten will have an imprinting effect which will affect Eliezer’s reaction to the eventual cat.
It would probably be more efficient (and less cruel to the kittens who would eventually lose importance) to just have Eliezer look at a filtered-for-cuteness lolcats picture stream each morning.
Has this been tested and/or implemented? I’d totally volunteer to do the filtering. Some unknown odds of possibly improving Eliezer’s efficiency by up to 2% up to a third of the time still sounds like a hell of a lot more expected utility than other stuff I happen to be doing.
http://cuteoverload.com/tag/kittens/
Hah, thanks. That made my day better.