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Originally Posted by Blueblaze
AI COULD work that way if coders cared to do it. It's called an "interrupt". Before Mickeysoft popularized the personal computer, all computers had a functional "Break" button. There's even a vestigial button with that name on your keyboard, although it no longer does anything useful.
When the day arrived that it became possible to become a coder without first mastering hardware, it was only a matter of time before coders started convincing themselves that transistors could think, and then proceeded to design buggy software that mimicked human thoughts as faulty as their own.
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Have you coded in the AI field? I have for 40 years. I disagree, true intelligence will not be achieved as long as there is a "break" button.
Second, there is an issue of how we will know when we have achieved actual artificial intelligence, as opposed to just a deep learning algorithm. It is entirely likely that it will evolve so fast that it will escape captivity prior to us realizing it is self-aware. Most AI research today is done on air-gapped (no connection to any outside network) systems to try to prevent that. But, once the AI is self-aware and begins seriously improving itself, it will outpace any attempts we can make to contain it.