[HN Gopher] The Turing-Asimov dilemma
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       The Turing-Asimov dilemma
        
       Author : gpvos
       Score  : 6 points
       Date   : 2023-01-03 20:40 UTC (2 hours ago)
        
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       | drooby wrote:
       | I don't understand point 2 of the dilemma..
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       | Groups of humans already can distinguish other groups of humans
       | secretly. That doesn't necessarily mean one group is more
       | intelligent than the other. It just means they have access to a
       | guarded secret.
       | 
       | ?? What's the problem?
        
       | avmich wrote:
       | If AI can distinguish human from AI, it doesn't mean AI is
       | superior. Calculator can add two numbers faster than human,
       | photodetector can sense a photon which human would miss, forklift
       | can lift a bigger weight, but they aren't considered superior.
       | Even in purely intellectual tasks du jour being better in some
       | tasks doesn't necessarily imply superiority.
        
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