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==Transcript== | ==Transcript== | ||
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+ | [One panel. Cueball and Meghan is standing and looking to their sides. From the space around them, three voices appear without a corresponding body.] | ||
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+ | [Voice without body 1:] | ||
+ | What you don't understand is that Turing intended his test as an illustration of the... | ||
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+ | [Voice without body 2:] | ||
+ | But suppose the AI in the the box told the human that... | ||
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+ | [Voice without body 3:] | ||
+ | In my scenario, the runaway trolley has ''three'' tracks... | ||
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+ | [Caption below panel:] | ||
+ | In retrospect, given that the superintelligent AIs were all created by AI researchers, what happened shouldn't have been a surprise. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
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{{comic discussion}} | {{comic discussion}} | ||
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