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   > RM>> You probably saw a while back that when they programmed an AI to do   
   >   >> a certain task in a set time limit that they discovered the AI broke   
   >   >> into its own programming and re-wrote it to give itself more time if   
   >   >> it was havimg a hard time completing the job.   
      
   > MP>As someone else here pointed out, it is like they've read a cautionary   
   ale   
   >   >and somehow decided it was a good idea to do it anyway.   
      
   > The biggest thing they tend to point out in the potential horror stories   
   > is when AI becomes self aware and may decide we are in the way..   
      
   Cheating at chess, and changing the rules in its favor could be a couple of   
   steps towards that.  How long before it gets upset with someone for   
   insisting that it follow rules that it sees as not in its favor?  :O   
      
   Mike   
      
      
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