From: Ricardo Barreira (rbarreira@gmail.com)
Date: Tue Aug 29 2006 - 03:51:08 MDT
>
> Huh? How do you conclude that this un-knowable AI would conclude that it
> would be best if it stopped improving itself? Is it common for intelligent
> entities to decide that they don't want more control of the universe? I
> think not.
How do you even know the AI will want any control at all? I think
Tennessee's point is that a powerful AI doesn't strictly imply a
singularity. It might, but it depends a lot on what the AI is like and
who is using it. I challenge you to prove otherwise (and I predict you
can't).
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