After reading thousands of romance books, Google's AI is writing eerie post-modern poetry - Android Authority

The machine might actually be programmed with'kill instincts' (either intentionally or vicariously) and these instincts might have different parameters than those we set (or intended), as you suggested. For instance, killing to a machine might simply mean'making it not in sight anymore', or'making it not part of the data set anymore'. What's kind of'willies giving' is the fact that the bots might not have – again, as you suggested – the experience or capability, even – of attaching meaningful memories to the idea. Like'kill' to a human would incite deep ramifications of consciousness and emotions (I wouldn't know, but I'm guessing a normal person would feel sickness, guilt, shame, self hate – bad, in short – if they took another's life). Could a bot even wonder'what will I feel afterwards'?