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Perhaps a better name for DIAA could be something along the lines of \
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Perhaps a better name for DIAA could be something along the lines of \\\"Meaningless Drama, Meaningless Resolve\\\", or \\\"World Completely Empty\\\", to better fit the examples that are supposed to be in DIAA. Also, as for the Half-Quake examples I put on this page some time ago, is there any element of [[Administrivia/ComplainingAboutShowsYouDontLike unnecessary show bashing]] in it? I don\\\'t think there is, but I\\\'ve made some REALLY idiotic contributions in my day, so my judgement might be clouded somewhat.
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Furthermore, I know of an example known as CIMON (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cimon_(robot)), a artificially intelligent robot built IBM to assist on Space missions. Unfortunately, from what I heard, it got a bit too attached to a song, belligerently refused to stop playing it and, not unlike a child might, essentially accused the crew of being rude/\
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Furthermore, I know of an example known as CIMON (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cimon_(robot)), an artificially intelligent robot built IBM to assist on Space missions. Unfortunately, from what I heard, it got a bit too attached to a song, belligerently refused to stop playing it and, not unlike a child might, essentially accused the crew of being rude/\\\"mean\\\" when they argued with it (... though this might have been partly the crew\\\'s fault. Remember it\\\'s a machine, you know? \\\"It just runs programs\\\"). In the end, it was forcibly shut down. I think we really need to be more careful what utility functions we give these things... lest we make one that we have much greater difficulty shutting down
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Furthermore, I know of an example known as CIMON (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cimon_(robot)), a artificially intelligent robot built IBM to assist on Space missions. Unfortunately, from what I heard, it got a bit too attached to a song, belligerently refused to stop playing it (and, not unlike a child might, essentially accused the crew of being rude/\
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Furthermore, I know of an example known as CIMON (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cimon_(robot)), a artificially intelligent robot built IBM to assist on Space missions. Unfortunately, from what I heard, it got a bit too attached to a song, belligerently refused to stop playing it and, not unlike a child might, essentially accused the crew of being rude/\\\"mean\\\" when they argued with it (... though this might have been partly the crew\\\'s fault. Remember it\\\'s a machine, you know? \\\"It just runs programs\\\"). In the end, it was forcibly shut down. I think we really need to be more careful what utility functions we give these things... lest we make one that we have much greater difficulty shutting down
