The Unlikeliest of Duos; Why Super Intelligent AI Will Cooperate with Humans

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The focus of this article is the "good-will theory", which explains the effect humans can have on the safety of AI, along with how it is in the best interest of a superintelligent AI to work alongside humans and not overpower them. Future papers dealing with the good-will theory will be published, but discuss different talking points in regards to possible or real objections to the theory.

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Griffin Pithie
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