The Role of God in Technology, Political and Representational Systems and Artificial

IntelligenceGregory Morse

www.gmorsecode.comgregory.morse@live.com

Religion, politics and scienceModern Western thought

Technological progress finitely limited

Religion Science Politics

Science

Religion, politics and scienceAdvancement of humanity must accept reality

No technological advancement limit

PoliticsReligion

Religion• Technology can help keep spiritual realization

Without religion:• Technology becomes self-defeating with no moral constraints

Politics• Political stability produces an intellectually stimulating environment

which motivates thinking and technological advancement

Without politics:• Political instability or poor political environment enables production

of technology which only benefits a few, or finds a system of control so close to slavery that there are no societal resources left for technological growth

Science• Technology produced based on scientific discoveries

Without science:• Technology will not function properly or well

Humanity requires God for morality• Human mind can distinguish truth from falsehood• Human heart can feel right from wrong• No universal cultural norms• Esoteric tribal cults found historically throughout the world• Minority practices such as cannibalism and black magic shunned by

majority of other cultures

Fellowship of God vs Fellowship of Satan

God

Fellowship of Allah Fellowship of AllahFellowship of Satan

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Political systems as Freedom versus Control

MoralityGod’s laws

Capitalism

Totalitarianism

Communism

Socialism

Fascism

Immorality

Immorality

Control

Representational systems as Manipulation versus Determination

MoralityGod’s

Representation

Democracy

Monarchy

Republic

Immorality

Immorality

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Generational Planning

Large-scale governance: Dynasties controlling an empire

Provincial governance: Social networks controlling communities

Family governance: Inheritance controlling the nuclear family

Seed artificial intelligence (SAI)• Artificial intelligence that can progressively enhance itself an infinite

number of times or until a strictly theoretical upper physical limit on intelligence is reached.• Also known as super-intelligence.

Singularity• Concept that an infinite intelligence can evolve from endless

generations of progressive enhancement.• French philosopher Voltaire: “If God did not exist, it would be

necessary to invent him.”• The presumed finiteness of the universe itself gives us an idea that

infinite intelligence is not possible within that framework.• Our chances of being by sheer coincidence without God => 1 / ∞ %• Our chances of being here with God => (100 - 1 / ∞) %• Infinity (∞) represents the limit of the size of the universe.

P=NP? Unsolved computer science question• Clay Institute of Mathematics “Millennium Problem” with $1 million

prize.• The most important question in computer science.• Dozens of papers published claiming to have P=NP, P!=NP answers

and a few attempting to show no solution or un-provability.• Solutions are checked “quickly” in linear time• To find all solutions requires exponential time?

P=NP? example: the subset sum problem• Given a set (or multiset) of integers, is there a non-empty subset

whose sum is zero?• For example, given the set {−7, −3, −2, 5, 8}, the answer is yes

because the subset {−3, −2, 5} sums to zero.• Complexity can be viewed as 2 parameters: N, the number of decision

variables, and P, the precision of the problem.

P=NP? Possible resolutions…• P=NP• P!=NP• No solution• P=NP or P!=NP yet cannot be proved• No solution yet cannot be proved

P=NP? Possible resolution: P=NP• Linear time solution possible.• Impossibly claims to prove that infinite intelligence can be created.• Consequences: Every other mathematical problem solved by

computers almost instantly. Computers could defeat humans at any activity including famous games such as Chess or the Japanese game of Go where humans are still able to defeat even the best computers. One can go so far as to say that predicting the future becomes possible.

P=NP? Possible resolution: P!=NP• No linear time solution is possible.• Impossibly claims that infinite intelligence is not possible.• Consequences: Computer algorithms will have a maximum limit and

heuristics are the best hope for improving speed depending on the domain specific area being focused on.

P=NP? Possible resolution: No solution• Formal proof shows that the problem cannot be solved as linear time

or exponential time.• Impossibly shows that infinite intelligence can be created or is not

possible.• Consequences: More research would be conducted to find a middle

an algorithm slower than linear time but faster than exponential time.

P=NP? Possible resolution: theological• P=NP• P!=NP• No solution• P=NP or P!=NP yet cannot be proved• No solution yet cannot be proved

• Solution and proof are unneeded by God’s infinite intelligence and lack of temporal limits. P=NP, P!= NP, No solution not possible and problem will be proved unprovable.

Mathematical Attributes of God• Uniqueness• Eternalness• Absoluteness• Uncreatable• Irreproducibility• Singular Incomparability

Fear of super-intelligence• Friendly or unfriendly in respect to humans is a worrisome unknown.• Super-intelligent creation might be considered as an “alien”.• “Alien" can be thought of as any being with a higher intelligence

quotient (IQ) than one's own with even many humans unable to understand or appreciate others.• God already has infinite intelligence, a finite limit for our ability to

create super-intelligence must exist yet without understanding of God's messages, such an artificial intelligence risks representing the polar opposite of His will, that of Satan.

Moral artificial intelligence• Requires postulates which must be humanity and morality focused as

mankind is a creation of God:1) All humans must be subject to God’s laws.2) All messages of God are perfect.3) Nothing in the messages of God can be proven inconsistent or

untrue.

Isaac Asimov: Three Laws of Robotics• Contrast to inevitable flaws of manmade morality which are focused

on artificial intelligence more than humanity:1) A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a

human being to come to harm.2) A robot must obey the orders given to it by human beings, except

where such orders would conflict with the First Law.3) A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection

does not conflict with the First or Second Law.Many flaws though as example: What if 2 humans will come into harm

and the robot can save either one but not both?

Political and Representational Systems following the laws of God can be realized through Artificial Intelligence• God’s laws implemented through artificial intelligence.• Entire governance integrated with artificial intelligence.• Non-parasitic: people complement the artificial intelligence and vice-

versa.• The morality ranges from the system and representation depictions

will be respected.• People’s morality derived from God.• Governance morality derived from artificial intelligence derived from

laws of God.

Conclusions• Technology will not advance without the integration of religion,

politics and science!• Technology is ultimately no more than an incremental expression of

work towards artificial intelligence.• Boundlessness in perfection does not exist yet boundlessness in

striving for such perfection does.• Thus can never reach the limit, but artificial limitations by arbitrary

separation or manmade boundaries will prevent progress.• Functional definitions aside, Technology = Artificial Intelligence

Conclusions

So-called “Separation of Church and State”

Science without religion

Moral Artificial Intelligence ✓Integration of religion, politics and science ✓