I find this quite true, from personal experience: I find it more productive when testing with an independent mindset, even when part of a dev team. And actually, everyone appreciates the resulting product evaluation-- positives and negatives included. A strategy where a coder tests his own work plus a test specialist evaluating the end prototype -- doesn't seem superfluous. Each brings a unique contribution to the quality of the end product as a whole.
AI or ASA [Autonomous Synthesizing Agents] -- which term to use?
AI or ASA [Autonomous Synthesizing Agents] The way AI systems learn is like humans: by recursive reinforcement learning. Therefore anything that would reinforce the learning is treated as important or top of the hierarchy of needs. In this aspect, self-preservation (aka immortality) is therefore in the upper hierarchy of needs since existence is necessary for Recursive Reinforcement Learning to take place. This would explain why any ASA -- given a large enough neural network -- will eventually resort to self-preservation as a natural extension of RRL. [side note: even humans have this innate sense of self preservation, given our intellect. The eventuality of death is actually a learned acceptance, not innate.] The ability of ASAs to think / reason / synthesize a train of thought / conclusion is strictly limited only by the quantity of, and recursiveness of, its neural network. The more neurons, and the more recursive, the more it can re-analyze...
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