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…imulation. We can stigmatize the stubborn arrogance of current AI as “right cybernetics,” the path that led to current automated weapons systems, Uber’s ill-disguised hostility to human workers, and the capitalist dreams of Google. Now we must turn back to left cybernetics—theor...

…article about computers was “Giant Electronic Brains.” The idea was that just as bulldozers and steam engines and so on automated mechanical work, computers would automate intellectual work. That promise turned out to be harder to fulfill than many people expected. There was, at...

…e architecture for intelligent robotics called 4D/RCS, which was implemented in a number of machines including unmanned automated vehicles. This architecture lacks critical aspects of intelligence such as learning and creativity, but combines perception, action, planning and worl...

… on my web site. Downloads are the way to go. iTunes sells the song and CD Baby direct deposits it to my account. Fully automated once the recording is done. There are some months I can live off download income. Once I finish paying off debt, it should be no problem to travel as...

…grams. We face a future in which factories churn out goods with very few employees and the movement of goods is largely automated, as are many services. What’s left for humans to do? In 1930—long before the advent of computers, let alone AI—John Maynard Keynes wrote, in an essay...

…em) or a medical diagnostic system will need to explain its recommendations to us so we can understand and verify them. Automated tutors will need to determine what examples are informative or illustrative—not to their fellow machines but to us humans. Looking further into the f...

…ns in 2008 and 2012. We can expect to see an upswing in methods that manipulate states of information in a personalized automated manner. These systems can be designed and deployed as omnipresent/persistent, and aimed at specific goals for group- or person-centric persuasion. As...

…mming from careless integration of machine-generated decisions with governance processes and misuse (by humans) of such automated decision making. Likewise, the current “serious” debate about AI risks focuses mostly on things like technological unemployment or biases in machine l...

… time consuming (like the tricky programming stuff and the illustrations for my book). After about four weeks I had an automated informational website that had replaced % of my full-time income—requiring > four hours per week to maintain. The original plan was to arrive in Adel...

…stuck in suboptimal Nash equilibria. An out-of- control arms race in lethal autonomous weapons that drives the price of automated anonymous assassination toward zero will be very hard to stop once it gains momentum. The second goal would require reversing the current trend in som...

…g the necessary steps I need to take to succeed and hope that my idea has some legs (or wings) which translates into an automated income. If you are in NYC anytime soon—promoting your book or otherwise—I would love to meet you. Sincerely, —BRENDA TIMM OFF-THE-JOB TRAINING I us...

…nt the computational constraints that factor into human cognition will be particularly important as we begin to develop automated systems that aren’t subject to the same constraints. Imagine a superintelligent AI system trying to figure out what people care about. Curing cancer o...

…/www.flashpoint- intel.com/library/ Seymour, J. and Tully, P. 2016. “Weaponizing data science for social engineering: Automated E2E spear phishing on Twitter,” available at https://www.blackhat.com/docs/us-16/materials/us-16- 14 HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_011297

…gst the sea of rubbish will be islands of useful knowledge. Now, is there a way to find knowledge in this library in an automated fashion? Battleship HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_015833

…mming from careless integration of machine-generated decisions with governance processes and misuse (by humans) of such automated decision making. Likewise, the current “serious” debate about AI risks focuses mostly on things like technological unemployment or biases in machine l...