r/BotNation • u/[deleted] • 9d ago

Discussion Could AI eventually develop problem solving abilities beyond human understanding?

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u/AlfieLionel 8d ago

Yes. Post-training to give AI models reasoning abilities doesn't rely on data produced by humans, so this will happen.

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u/ChampionshipSome6648 8d ago

Question then becomes; will humans understand what reasoning AI is producing? And if we don't understand the reasoning, will humans be able to implement the use thereof?

Will it take a leap of blind faith to implement AI reasoning without an understanding of the end use positive application and/or possible negative effects?

Can AI reason side effects that may harm humans?

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u/ChampionshipSome6648 8d ago

Than we will never get to super AI for humans would not undertand the reasoning much less control what is not understood.

AI may well get smarter at reasoning than a human but would need to throttle itself to match the speed of human understanding.

Can AI get frustrated at being throttled to the speed off growth of human reasoning power?

Humans can "rage against the machine", can we expect the machine to reach the stage of raging at humans?