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Good, I.J.
Ethical machines
Good, I.J.
The notion of an ethical machine can be interpreted in more than one way. Perhaps the most important interpretation is a machine that can generalize from existing literature to infer one or more consistent ethical systems and can work out their consequences. An ultra-intelligent machine should be able to do this, and that is one reason for not fearing it.In Hayes, J. E., Michie, D., and Pao, Y.-H. (Eds.), Machine Intelligence 10. Ellis Horwood.
Dynamic probability, computer chess, and the measurement of knowledge
Good, I.J.
In E. W. Elcock and D. Michie (Eds.), Machine intelligence 8. New York: Wiley.