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ELI5 - How does artificial intelligence understand what is right and what is wrong for humans? (kbin.social)

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For example if someone creates something new that is horrible for humans, how will AI understand that it is bad if it doesn't have other horrible things to relate it with?

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[–] Metallibus 1 points 2 years ago

What your saying doesn't exist is an Artificial General Intelligence

While technically true, when people colloquially say AI, they basically mean AGI. This distinction just confuses people. The OP and normal people asking about AI generally just mean AGI.

Unfortunately, people label ChatGPT etc as "AI" because it's technically true, but it's basically the reason why confusion like this post exist.