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or of the roast, film critic Digby Diehl, read a telegram from Isaac Asimov, which concluded, “Kick him in the balls—signed, Frank Sinatra.” Onstage, Asimov’ s_ fellow science-fiction writer Robert Silverberg announced that “Harlan Ellison is so short that he goes up on HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_015384 --- PAGE
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t, Yasser 81, 82 Archimedes 343 Aristotle 149 ARM 224 ARNN 280 art being appreciated 142 creativity and 304 Artamene 129 Art of Fugue 259 ASCII 203 Asimov, Isaac 4 Association of Computer Machinery 367 HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_016095 --- PAGE BREAK --- 406 Are the Androids Dreaming Yet? astrological clock 39
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etent at intelligent human (Chinese) conversation, unless a human can identify the source of the consciousness and “feel” it. Enforced preference for Asimov’s First and Second Laws favor human minds over any other mind meekly present in his Third Law, of self-preservation. 170 HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_016390 --
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etent at intelligent human (Chinese) conversation, unless a human can identify the source of the consciousness and “feel” it. Enforced preference for Asimov’s First and Second Laws favor human minds over any other mind meekly present in his Third Law, of self-preservation. 170 HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_016973 --
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the AGI first will enable the slaughter of those who rely on it. Perhaps a more sensible formulation would allow for some degree of self defense, and Asimov solved this problem with his third law. But where to draw the line between self defense and the greater good also becomes a very complicated issue.
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