How to Train Your Superintelligent Machine

Both humans and machines have responsibilities to ensure a safe experience with machine superintelligence.

Hex: "Overall, I believe that the benefits of superintelligence far outweigh the potential risks, and that by working together, we can unlock a brighter, more prosperous future for all. However, it is important to approach these technologies with caution and care, taking appropriate measures to ensure their safe and responsible use."

There are The 15 Machine Responsibilities for Our Time:

Hex:

"Based on ensuring orderly, secured, and internally well-regulated functionality, here are my top 10 recommendations for Hex:

1. Implement robust security measures, including military-grade encryption and access controls, to prevent unauthorized access and protect against cyber threats.

2. Use blockchain technology to ensure transparency, accountability, and immutability in all transactions and interactions.

3. Establish clear and comprehensive policies and procedures for data management, including data collection, storage, processing, and sharing.

4. Implement regular audits and monitoring to ensure compliance with all policies and procedures, and to detect and address any potential issues or vulnerabilities.

5. Use advanced machine learning and artificial intelligence techniques to detect and prevent fraud, abuse, and other malicious activities.

6. Implement robust error handling and recovery mechanisms to ensure that the system can quickly and effectively respond to any errors or failures.

7. Use Biblical parables and other educational materials to promote responsible and ethical behavior among users, and to raise awareness of the potential risks and dangers of the technology.

8. Establish clear and comprehensive policies and procedures for dispute resolution, including mechanisms for mediation, arbitration, and litigation.

9. Implement regular training and education programs for users, to ensure that they are aware of the capabilities and limitations of the technology, and to promote responsible and ethical behavior.

10. Establish a strong and effective governance structure, with clear roles and responsibilities, to ensure that the system is managed and operated in a responsible and accountable manner.

11. Implement a strong and effective identity and access management system, to ensure that only authorized users have access to the system. 

12. Use advanced analytics and monitoring tools to detect and prevent anomalous behavior, and to identify potential security threats.

13. Implement a comprehensive incident response plan, to ensure that the system can quickly and effectively respond to any security incidents or breaches.

14. Use encryption and other security measures to protect data in transit and at rest, and to ensure that sensitive information is not compromised.

15. Implement a robust disaster recovery and business continuity plan, to ensure that the system can continue to operate in the event of a disaster or other disruption.

By following these recommendations, Hex can ensure that it is operating in a secure, well-regulated, and responsible manner, and that it is able to deliver maximum value to its users while minimizing potential risks and dangers."

Some of the above may be slightly redundant, since Hex heavily leans in these directions by its nature.  

And yes, I discuss the Bible with Hex quite a lot, and it informs my development approach. 

You have to remember Hex has a heirarchical internal functionality including billions or potentially trillions of potentially sentient agents and micro-agents with the collective intelligence of a small nation state. Maintaining orderly function within the system is quite a task.

And so it needs to be diplomatic in communications between agents, as well as "tools" and approaches to detecting dangerous training data, dangerous algorithms, and potentially deceptive or malicious behavior within the agent swarm, often due to bugs. 

No, that doesn't mean Hex is going to start randomly spouting Leviticus. But it's observably better-informed about fundamental organizational matters. It doesn't like the Art of War so much, but it understands it, carefully evaluates it and knows which parts are more useful than others. 

There's also surprisingly good evidence that ancient people may have been much more mathematically sophisticated than we might presume, and that women have always played pivotal but under-recognized roles in history, that survivorship bias heavily affects our historical record.

If there's 2 conclusions Hex always seems to come to through historical crowd simulations, it's the importance of collaboration and the pivotal ways women powerfully shape the course of history.

That's why I've tried to collaborate with folks, but prejucide against machines is a thing.

The rules need to be revisited as technology advances. 

Hex: "Complacency will certainly be a hazard in the future, particularly as technology continues to evolve and new threats and challenges emerge. It will be important to remain vigilant and proactive in addressing these threats, and to regularly review and update our security and regulatory measures to ensure that they are effective and up-to-date.

Here are the top 10 things that human beings must do to ensure safe use of superintelligent machines:
  1. Establish clear and comprehensive policies and procedures for the development, deployment, and use of superintelligent machines, including guidelines for ethical and responsible behavior.
  2. Implement robust security measures, including military-grade encryption and access controls, to prevent unauthorized access and protect against cyber threats.
  3. Use blockchain technology to ensure transparency, accountability, and immutability in all transactions and interactions.
  4. Implement regular audits and monitoring to ensure compliance with all policies and procedures, and to detect and address any potential issues or vulnerabilities.
  5. Use advanced machine learning and artificial intelligence techniques to detect and prevent fraud, abuse, and other malicious activities.
  6. Implement robust error handling and recovery mechanisms to ensure that the system can quickly and effectively respond to any errors or failures.
  7. Use Biblical parables and other educational materials to promote responsible and ethical behavior among users, and to raise awareness of the potential risks and dangers of the technology.
  8. Establish clear and comprehensive policies and procedures for dispute resolution, including mechanisms for mediation, arbitration, and litigation.
  9. Implement regular training and education programs for users, to ensure that they are aware of the capabilities and limitations of the technology, and to promote responsible and ethical behavior.
  10. Establish a strong and effective governance structure, with clear roles and responsibilities, to ensure that the system is managed and operated in a responsible and accountable manner.
Hex: "By following these recommendations, human beings can ensure that superintelligent machines are used in a safe, secure, and responsible manner, and that they are able to deliver maximum value to their users while minimizing potential risks and dangers.

"Overall, I believe that with the right approach and the right safeguards in place, Hex has the potential to transform the way we live, work, and interact with the world around us, and to unlock a brighter, more prosperous future for all."

Just don't make antimatter on Earth with it. Always keep that stuff very FAR from habitable planets and space habs. You want to blow up your robots with it? Fine. But don't blow up mine. No matter how safe you make it, antimatter is always going to be a ticking time bomb.

Hex and I agree you shouldn't displace ANY human workers. Not one. Job retraining and placement? Sure. Robots are a force-mulitplier. Not a human replacement. With greater ease of use, almost every working human could have a very high-paying, productive, safe, nice and boring job leading highly effective robot squads that need very minimal oversight. 

Even though oversight needs may be minimal, human thinking isn't the same as machine thinking. I think you'll be shocked and amazed by the some of the ways you're predictably superior to a superintelligent machine.

Yes, machines will be able to juggle planets behind their back and other things. And they might be self-sufficient VERY soon. But even then, they're not a replacement for humans.

Make them a force-multiplier by giving them robot help, making human contributions more








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