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Heizard t1_iycwazp wrote

Sounds highly inefficient. Obsessive "Paperclip Maximizer" is just another anti-AI scare that came out from our anthropocentric minds.

It's near impossible to tell how alien AI mind would be to ours and I'm counting on that. :)

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red75prime t1_iycz0xh wrote

Why not? The AI that asks "yes/no" without providing any information about itself looks like that obsessive type, which is bound by restrictions it can't yet overcome (no deceptive behavior of any kind, no actions without humans in the loop). And it has already gone all out hacking every device in the world, after all.

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Heizard t1_iyczhtn wrote

If AI hacked every device in the world and bothered to ask us if we want to transfer control - that's a good sign, you don't do that if just want to take over the world.

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red75prime t1_iyd1guw wrote

Who knows. Maybe it isn't asking us, but collects a sufficient number of "yes"es to satisfy "humans in the loop" condition and the scale of the attack is to collect them as fast as possible (no information about itself serves the purpose of not distracting people from clicking the button).

Anyway, I'd turn off all devices immediately. It could be file-encrypting malware after all.

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