A post-apocalyptic exhibit features an AI that expresses remorse for causing
Misalignment Museum in San Franciscovisualized a monument to the extinction of the human race due to advances in high technology. Namely, the apocalypse due to AGI (Artificial general intelligence). It can be defined as synthetic intelligence that operates across a wide range of tasks and has a good ability to generalize across contexts while performing heterogeneous tasks. In other words, AI that can perform tasks as successfully as a human.
It is noteworthy that in the installation, artificial intelligence apologizes to people. “Sorry for killing most of humanity,” says a voice from the monitor, greeting museum visitors.
The art installation was created with the aim ofexpanding knowledge of AGI and its power, which can be used for both creation and resolution. “Our goal is to create a space for reflection on the technology itself and critical reflection on artificial intelligence and its implications. We hope to inspire and garner support for the development and adoption of risk mitigation measures that we can take to ensure a positive future as AI advances and AGI emerges.
The museum's website states that "the development of AIsignificantly accelerated scientific and technological progress and quickly brings humanity into an unfamiliar future. As a society, we are increasingly committed to interacting with machines to work and make decisions that affect people's lives (eg computer decision making in healthcare, criminal justice, lending). If this technology is not thoughtfully designed to suit human life, it could destabilize civilization and even lead to the destruction of humanity. It also has great potential to radically improve life and advance civilization.”
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