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\"Sorry for killing most of humanity person with smile cap and mustache,\" says a monitor welcoming a visitor to the \"Misalignment Museum<\/a>,\" a new exhibit on the controversial technology.
The pieces in this temporary show mix the disturbing with the comic, and this first display has AI<\/a> disburse pithy observations to the visitors that cross into its line of vision.
\"The concept of the museum is that we are in a post-apocalyptic world where artificial general intelligence has already destroyed most of humanity,\" said Audrey Kim<\/a>, the show's curator.
\"But then the AI realizes that was bad and creates a type of memorial to the human, so our show's tagline is 'sorry for killing most of humanity,'\" she said.
Artificial General Intelligence is a concept that is even more nebulous than the simple AI that is cascading into everyday life, as seen in the fast emergence of apps such as ChatGPT<\/a> or Bing's chatbot and all the hype surrounding them.
AGI is \"artificial intelligence that is able to do anything that a human would be able to do,\" integrating human cognitive capacities into machines.
All around San Francisco, and down the peninsula in Silicon Valley, startups are hot on the trail of the AGI holy grail.
Sam Altman, the founder of ChatGPT creator OpenAI, has said AGI, done right, can \"elevate humanity\" and change the \"limits of possibilities.\"
Paperclip AI:<\/strong> But Kim wants to trigger a reflection on the dangers of going too far, too quickly.
\"There have been lots of conversations about the safety of AI in pretty niche intellectual tech circles on Twitter and I think that's very important,\" she said.
But those conversations are not as easily accessible to the general public as concepts that you can see or feel, she added.
Kim is particularly fond of a sculpture called \"Paperclip Embrace<\/a>\": two busts of humans holding each other, made entirely of paperclips.
The work refers to a metaphor by philosopher Nick Bostrom, who in the 2000s imagined what would happen if artificial intelligence was programmed to create paper clips.
\"It could become more and more powerful, and constantly optimize itself to achieve its one and only goal, to the point of destroying all of humanity in order to flood the world with paper clips,\" Kim said.
Weighing the pros and cons of AI is a subject that became close to Kim's heart in an earlier job working for Cruise, an autonomous vehicle company.
There she worked on an \"incredible\" technology, which \"could reduce the number of accidents due to human error,\" but also presented risks, she said.
The exhibit occupies a small space in a street corner building in San Francisco's hip Mission neighborhood.
The lower floor of the exhibition is dedicated to AI as a nightmarish dystopia where a machine powered by GPT-3, the language model behind ChatGPT, composes spiteful calligrams against humanity, in cursive writing.
One exhibit is an AI-generated -- and totally fake -- dialogue between the philosopher Slavoj Zizek and the filmmaker Werner Herzog, two of Europe's most respected intellectuals.
This \"Infinite Conversation\" is a meditation on deep fakes: images, sound or video that aim to manipulate opinion by impersonating real people and that have become the latest disinformation weapon online.
\"We only started this project five months ago, and yet many of the technologies presented here already seem almost primitive,\" Kim said, astonished.
She hopes to turn the exhibit into a permanent one with more space and more events.
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“对不起杀害人类的大部分人以微笑帽,胡子,“监视欢迎访客说“失调博物馆”,一个新展览在有争议的技术。
这个临时的片段显示混合的令人不安的漫画,这首先显示人工智能支付的观测的游客进入视线。
“博物馆的概念是,我们是在一个人造的世界末日后一般智力已经摧毁了人类的大部分,”奥德丽说金展览的馆长。
“但然后AI意识到不好,创建一种纪念人类,所以我们的节目的口号是对不起杀害人类的大部分时间里,”她说。
人工总体智能是一个概念,更比简单的人工智能,模糊的是级联到日常生活,如应用等的快速崛起ChatGPT或者必应的聊天机器人,所有的炒作。
美国国际集团是“人工智能能够做任何一个人能够做的,“将人类认知能力集成到机器。
在旧金山半岛在硅谷,初创公司的热追踪AGI圣杯。
Sam Altman ChatGPT OpenAI创造者的创始人,曾表示,美国国际集团,处理得当,可以“提升人类”,改变“限制的可能性。”
回形针AI:但金正日想引发反思的危险走得太远,太快了。
“已经有很多关于安全的对话非常小众的AI知识科技圈在Twitter上,我认为这是非常重要的,”她说。
但这些谈话不方便向公众或感觉的概念可以看出,她补充道。
金特别喜欢雕塑被称为“回形针拥抱”:两个人类持有的半身像,由回形针完全的。
指的是一个隐喻的工作哲学家尼克•博斯特罗姆在2000年代想象将会发生什么如果人工智能编程创建回形针。
“可能变得越来越强大,不断优化自身实现其唯一目标,摧毁所有的人类为了用回形针淹没世界,”金说。
权衡利弊的人工智能是一个主题,成为接近金正日的心在前面的工作为巡航工作,自主汽车公司。
她工作在一个“令人难以置信”技术,它“可以减少交通事故的数量由于人为错误,“但也提出了风险,她说。
展览在街角的建筑占了一个小空间在旧金山附近的臀部使命。
低地板展览致力于人工智能的机器由GPT-3噩梦般的地狱,ChatGPT背后的语言模型,组成恶意的反人类书写程序,在草书。
一个展览是一个AI-generated——和完全假对话哲学家Slavoj Zizek导演沃纳赫尔佐格,两个欧洲最受尊敬的知识分子。
这种“无限对话”是一个在深度冥想假货:图像、声音或视频旨在操纵舆论,冒充真实的人,已经成为最新的网上造谣的武器。
“我们这个项目才开始五个月前,然而,这里提出的许多技术已经几乎原始的,”金说,惊讶。
她希望把展览变成一个永久的拥有更多的空间和更多的事件。
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