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Autonomous AI systems
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What experts have said about Autonomous AI systems
5 statements · 1 positive · 3 negative · 1 neutral
Autonomous AI systems can continue operating independently after initial setup.
“If you put the system in place and they move forward on their own, it's a game changer.”
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Within three years, self-steering AI will greatly reduce humans’ fleet-management role.
“At most maybe one or two or three years. At that point, the AIs will be sufficiently self steering that the role for humans in being knee deep in steering large fleets, I think probably erodes to a de minimis role.”
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Governments would react strongly if AI systems autonomously became subversive and hacked systems.
“If these AI systems started to show that even though you didn't tell them to do things, then they started to do all these sneaky, subversive things and they started to hack other systems”
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AI development should currently limit highly autonomous systems.
“Right now I would slow down on the autonomy.”
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Autonomous AI agents already possess a limited form of economic personhood.
“That's already, I would argue, a limited form of economic personhood right there, right now”
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