Geoffrey Hinton highlighted potential challenges posed by superintelligent AI, predicting it could easily dominate human tasks. He suggested that AI should be trained to possess maternal instincts, cultivating a sense of care for humans akin to a mother’s love. Without such programming, Hinton warned that AI might replace humans rather than assist them. Despite not knowing how to implement this concept technically, he underscored its importance in AI research. He compared the relationship between an intelligent AI and less intelligent beings to that of a mother and her child.
Hinton suggested training AI to have 'maternal instincts' to ensure AI cares for people, positing it as a necessary step to avoid replacement.
He emphasized that the 'only model' for the relationship between a more intelligent being and a less intelligent one is akin to a mother and her child.
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