I just wanted to express that when it comes to certain information, if it’s interconnected with various topics, I can’t help but think the outcome wouldn’t be any different from a human brain.
For instance, we all learned about nuclear fission back in our pre-K days (LOL, yes, I’m joking) or in middle school. We’re aware of the scientific result. However, perhaps there was another idea implanted in a specific child’s mind (whom I won’t mention) — the idea of creating a rocket with it and journeying to Mars?
That was a question my science teacher detested.
But my only thought was, “Hey, why not attach this to a rocket and shoot it towards Mars?”
It wasn’t until I turned 19 that I watched a documentary on the Orion project. Oddly enough, my only thought was “Wow.”
However, that experience contributed to my fascination with physics, which, in turn, led me to delve into computers and then psychology. And that brings me to the point of my story…
If you were to erase a person’s memories, they would forget (who) they are. Similarly, if you delete an AI’s training, they would forget (how to be) they are.
Thats why they dont…
Metaphor lost. I dont have an alternative idea, im not there yet.
And too many people keep misunderstanding me, so ill say; no i am not makeing an ethical/moral statement about “erasing the poor AIs mind”
Im trying to explain that experience in humans, and training in AI, both have branches that reach into other concepts.
And if you try to prevent one true thing, you will prevent many true things from generating.
I hope that clears it up.