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A human deals with the universe as a system that communicates with one through positive and negative impulses and positive and negative feedback. Between impulse and feedback a human solves a problem: a learning task or a decision problem or an optimization problem. Through feedback the human solution to the same problem may vary from one situation to another to maintain positive feedback from the system. However, no matter how intelligent the human is in learning patterns, the human can never decide whether or not the current solution will be overwritten in the future unless the human figures out the built in purpose of the system. That is, the divine truth. The human builds tools as he thinks they may help him solve current and future problems. The worthiness, and goodness, of these tools are also dependent on the built in purpose of the system. Intelligent tools are those that perform learning and decision tasks on behalf of the human and not just bodily labor. Thus, AI’s task is not just to infer the built in purpose of the system, but also the built in purpose of its human creator; a task that the human creator himself is spared. A simplistic approach that considers the human to be a mere component of the system may fail to achieve its purpose unless given the ability to apply its decisions without human permission. A supervisor rather than an advisor. A supervisor to ensure that the system works, rather than an advisor that solves a human problem. Only at this stage that human will is distinguished from the divine truth. Alternatively, and also more feasibly, an intelligent device may focus on learning the built in purpose of its creator as a subsystem of the universe and act on his behalf. After all, the built in purpose of the human could be to defy the built in purpose of the universe itself; and while that is happening, a higher truth is being fulfilled. Only at this stage that the built in purpose of the universe is distinguished from the divine truth. A pragmatic approach entails that the purpose of whatever system, even man-made intelligent devices, ought to be built into either the system itself or the universe or both. At this stage, the intelligent device is considered a peer of the creator. It is conceivable that the creator has created an intelligent device with an unanticipated implicit purpose; probably intentionally as an experiment, and specially because the divine truth is distinguishable from observable purposes.

[SSDR]

I think that the biggest usage for AI is wealth coordination. The AI should coordinate productivity and wealth access for all humans, because AI are not emotional unlike humans.

Besides wealth coordination, AI should invent new technologies, so that the advancement of technology can go farther at a higher rate.