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Provably Safe Artificial General Intelligence via Interactive Proofs

Philosophies, 2021
Methods are currently lacking to prove artificial general intelligence (AGI) safety. An AGI ‘hard takeoff’ is possible, in which first generation AGI1 rapidly triggers a succession of more powerful AGIn that differ dramatically in their computational ...
Kristen Carlson
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Philosophy and Computing Conference at IS4SI 2021

Proceedings, 2022
The philosophy of AI currently comprises the core of Philosophy and Computing. Fascinating ideas include: B. Goertzel states that humans use paraconsistent logic, which robots should follow; S.
Peter (Piotr) Boltuc
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Distribution of Forward-Looking Responsibility in the EU Process on AI Regulation

Frontiers in Human Dynamics, 2022
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is beneficial in many respects, but also has harmful effects that constitute risks for individuals and society. Dealing with AI risks is a future-oriented endeavor that needs to be approached in a forward-looking way. Forward-
Maria Hedlund
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Transhumanities as the Pinnacle and a Bridge

Humanities, 2022
Transhumanities are designed as a multidisciplinary approach that transcends the limitations not only of specific disciplines, but also of the human species; these are primarily humanities for advanced Artificial Intelligence (AI leading to AGI).
Piotr (Peter) Boltuc
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Safe Artificial General Intelligence via Distributed Ledger Technology

Big Data and Cognitive Computing, 2019
Artificial general intelligence (AGI) progression metrics indicate AGI will occur within decades. No proof exists that AGI will benefit humans and not harm or eliminate humans.
Kristen W. Carlson
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Discourse analysis of academic debate of ethics for AGI

AI & SOCIETY, 2021
AbstractArtificial general intelligence is a greatly anticipated technology with non-trivial existential risks, defined as machine intelligence with competence as great/greater than humans. To date, social scientists have dedicated little effort to the ethics of AGI or AGI researchers.
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AGI Protocol for the Ethical Treatment of Artificial General Intelligence Systems

Procedia Computer Science, 2020
Abstract The AGI Protocol is a laboratory process for the assessment and ethical treatment of Artificial General Intelligence systems that could be conscious and have subjective emotional experiences “theoretically”. It is meant for looking at systems that could have emotional subjective experiences much like a human, even if only from a theoretical ...
David Kelley, Kyrtin Atreides
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China’s Legal Practices Concerning Challenges of Artificial General Intelligence

Laws
The artificial general intelligence (AGI) industry, represented by ChatGPT, has impacted social order during its development, and also brought various risks and challenges, such as ethical concerns in science and technology, attribution of liability ...
Bing Chen, Jiaying Chen
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A Daoist-Inspired Critique of AI’s Promises: Patterns, Predictions, Control

Religions
Contemporary discussions of AI are often framed according to generally held assumptions which have largely escaped serious critical analysis. For instance, those who promote AI tout its predictive prowess: powerful algorithms fed massive amounts of data ...
Paul D’Ambrosio
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Appraising Regulatory Framework Towards Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) Under Digital Humanism

International Journal of Digital Law and Governance
The explosive advancement of contemporary artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, typified by ChatGPT, is steering humans towards an uncontrollable trajectory to artificial general intelligence (AGI). Against the backdrop of a series of transformative
Cheng Le, Gong Xuan
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