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'''Missing gear for intelligence''' (also called '''[[one wrong number problem]]''', '''step function''', '''understanding is discontinuous''', '''payoff thresholds argument''') is an argument for a [[Discontinuous takeoff|discontinuity]] in AI takeoff. Unlike a [[secret sauce for intelligence]], the missing gear argument does not require that the final part of AI development be a huge conceptual breakthrough.
 
'''Missing gear for intelligence''' (also called '''[[one wrong number problem]]''', '''step function''', '''understanding is discontinuous''', '''payoff thresholds argument''') is an argument for a [[Discontinuous takeoff|discontinuity]] in AI takeoff. Unlike a [[secret sauce for intelligence]], the missing gear argument does not require that the final part of AI development be a huge conceptual breakthrough.
  
In IEM [[Eliezer]] writes "If the nearest competitor was previously only seven days behind, these seven days have now been amplified into a technological gulf enabling the leading AI to shut down, sandbox, or restrict the growth of any competitors it wishes to fetter."
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In IEM [[Eliezer]] writes "If the nearest competitor was previously only seven days behind, these seven days have now been amplified into a technological gulf enabling the leading AI to shut down, sandbox, or restrict the growth of any competitors it wishes to fetter."<ref>https://intelligence.org/files/IEM.pdf#page=71</ref>
  
 
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Revision as of 23:52, 6 June 2020

Missing gear for intelligence (also called one wrong number problem, step function, understanding is discontinuous, payoff thresholds argument) is an argument for a discontinuity in AI takeoff. Unlike a secret sauce for intelligence, the missing gear argument does not require that the final part of AI development be a huge conceptual breakthrough.

In IEM Eliezer writes "If the nearest competitor was previously only seven days behind, these seven days have now been amplified into a technological gulf enabling the leading AI to shut down, sandbox, or restrict the growth of any competitors it wishes to fetter."[1]

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See also

  • https://intelligence.org/files/IEM.pdf#page=71