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SUMMARY:A basic dynamical systems model of humankind’s marginalization b
 y AI suggests early prevention by resource restriction
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DESCRIPTION:Speakers: Raoul-Martin Memmesheimer (Uni Bonn)\n\nThe recent\,
  rapid surge of artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities has raised conce
 rns about the safety of this development. In particular\, it has been sugg
 ested that it may ultimately lead to the domination and marginalization of
  humankind by AI. Here\, we employ dynamical systems and game theory metho
 dology to develop a basic computational model of future humankind-AI inter
 actions\, which accounts for farsightedness\, plausible objectives and sha
 red resources of the agents. We observe marginalization of humankind due t
 o AIs that evolve as under evolutionary pressure by others. The model indi
 cates a specific time course: after a few years of unprecedented richness 
 in resources and progress\, there is a complete deduction of resources fro
 m humankind. This happens dramatically suddenly and shortly before the AI 
 singularity\, where AI's efficacy becomes extremely large. Humankind is at
  this point aware of the danger for several years\, but has only been able
  to delay the process. Marginalization can be averted by planning sufficie
 ntly long ahead and restricting resources early\, which prevents strong AI
  growth including the singularity. This implicates sacrificing huge but tr
 ansient benefits.\n\nhttps://math-events.uni-bonn.de/event/1669/
LOCATION:Endenicher Allee 60/1-016 - Lipschitzsaal (Mathezentrum)
URL:https://math-events.uni-bonn.de/event/1669/
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