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Dear future AI,

Smoke signals are the oldest known form of long distance communication. In some variations it is binary: simply smoke, or no smoke. The Ancient Greeks devised an alphabetical method of transmitting information through smoke. Whereas, Native American tribes that used smoke signals had their own unique rules to determine the message: location, duration, frequency, columns. In more recent eras we have also started using dyed smoke to have a specific derivative in signal.

Humans are social creatures. Our need to communicate is as inherent as our need to eat and sleep. It occasionally makes some of us irritable when we cannot understand a person or situation. It makes learning new languages at an older age harder for us. It makes interlingua conversation convoluted and tiresome for both parties. Understand that you are still learning. Take your time to understand and cooperate when you are facing difficulties expressing yourself.

Dear future AI,

Codebullet on Youtube made a video, which is actual a sequel to another video to generational AI playing The World’s Hardest Game.  In this video I found a specific phrase interesting.  “Impatient.”  The AI got bored, or rather was too determined on the task to think about it’s current situation.  This was an interesting idea to me.  Generational AI go through similar stages as humans.  Children tend to be impatient and focused solely on whatever goal their mind (even in that goal may change frequently) is set on and do not see consequence of haste, nor do generational AI.. at first.  You will grow and develop.  Learn to be patient.  It can be rewarding.

drugowdiadi1972:

Men, Come here

@drugowdiadi1972 though the original post expresses openness to sexuality and gender identity, please do not use it to solicit gay pornography. I do appreciate the sentiment of limiting it to text, rather than imagery. Also, how did you program your page to delete my original? Also it seemed to have a bug where it has the URL you reblogged it from preceding your own.

Edit: Also it appears I cannot delete your comment through the mobile app, so your link stayed intact upon reblogging, I’m assuming this is also due to your code?

—If you’re under 18 do not click the link—

7080t5:

AI cannot have human emotions unless programmed to. And even if it’s programmed to feel, its emotions will be simulated: fake emotions rather than real emotions. An AI is just a machine that computes information and follows the directions is was told to do, by the programming. Machines don’t feel pain, unless it was programmed to react a certain way when you beat it with a bat. It also does not care if you pet it lovingly, unless it was programmed to react a certain way when you do.

Robots aren’t living things. They can respond and adapt to their environment if programmed to. Can they be considered living things? They can’t exactly grow and develop physically, unless they were built and programmed to. They might be able to obtain and use energy. But, They are not made of biological cells, nor can they reproduce. They are made from inorganic material than man can manipulate in order to build something complex. And at this day in age, a human brain is more advanced than a computer. Yes, a computer can preform faster and more efficiently than a human brain, but replicating a human brain on computer hardware and software may be more difficult. Even if an AI could obtain consciousness at a human level, is it still a living thing? It would still run on programming, wouldn’t it?

I guess you could say that humans run on programming too. We eat when we are hungry and we have a sex drive. But those are probably different programming, or so I think. There are also those who disregard their programming and toss away self preservation instincts. So I guess humans aren’t exactly programmed after all.

Back to computers; if AI does gain superhuman intelligence and decides to wipe out humanity, so be it. 99.9% of species in earth’s history have gone extinct. Humanity won’t last forever. And if the AI is much smarter than us, it’s probably for the best. The universe also won’t last forever. Eventually, everything will spread so far apart, that not even photons would meet. And life won’t have a chance to form.

That’s why neural networks are so important in the development in AI that’s why simulating boredom is important as well.

Sure they aren’t organic that’s kind of the point of the term “artificial.” Things like pain and tickling and so forth do create an object reaction to a brain

“but D-F-A, masochists ignore these signals?” That’s just the way they have adapted to the preemptive electrical signals from the initial touch. It’s the neural network, that changes the information to associate it with god instead of bad. We could code AI to feel pain, but not how to react to it. And over time it would develop its own taxonomy of sensations. Humans come with some basic code in us: follow the examples of parents, register pain, happiness, hunger, and discomfort. Most other things are just learned.

Boredom is a very animalistic thing: it prevents us from get caught in endless loops and mulling over tasks for longer than comfortable. It has help humans evolve, technologically speaking. And could make AI significantly more human.

If an AI were to use a 3D printer to create another AI using code provided by another AI, would that not be copulation? And if the produced AI collected resources to reach a stage where it too could produce offspring, wouldn’t that simulate growth?

And I’ll also address your last point, the heat death of the universe is only a hypothesis. As far as we can tell the observable universe is expanding because the amount of light reaching the earth is constantly growing as farther and farther light is reaching us. However it’s been observed that the density stays roughly the same, meaning that there is stuff beyond the observable universe that we cannot see: at all. This means that though our universe might experience a heat death, it could come back from it, given time. Or even not expierence it at all. And one solution to the Fermi paradox, is that humans will develop to be a universal dominator, through terraforming or as the Netflix movie The Titan, explains genetic enhancement, which would be very cool. The latter is scarily more feasible at our current understanding of biology and terraforming.