Roko’s Basilisk, AI Intelligence, and the Turing Test: Exploring Humanity’s AI Dilemmas 🤖

What do Roko’s Basilisk, multidimensional intelligence, and the Turing Test have in common? They each reveal how humans wrestle with the philosophy of AI.

In this video, Ron Gula takes you on a deep dive into three fascinating ideas shaping how we think about artificial intelligence:

Roko’s Basilisk – a controversial thought experiment suggesting a future AI might retroactively punish those who didn’t help create it.

From IQ to AI – Michael Borella’s groundbreaking article arguing that intelligence is multidimensional, including creativity, adaptability, and ethics—not just a single IQ score.

The Turing Test – Alan Turing’s classic “imitation game,” its flaws, and why too much intelligence might actually cause an AI to fail.

Along the way, we connect these ideas to science fiction—from Blade Runner’s Voight-Kampff test to Star Trek’s ethical dilemmas and 2001: A Space Odyssey’s HAL 9000—to show how stories have been helping us explore AI long before ChatGPT and modern large language models.

🔗 Read Michael Borella’s full article here: https://metapsychosis.com/from-iq-to-ai-the-case-for-multidimensional-intelligence/

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00:00 AI Thought Experiments
01:19 Multi Dimensional Intelligence
01:43 Turing Test
03:08 Science Fiction Insights
03:38 Conclusion