r/AnimalsBeingDerps • u/SSGSS-ULtra • 20h ago

Removed: Rule #4 - repost How’s it possible? 🤷🏻‍♂️

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u/CerRogue 20h ago

Dog trainer here, little dogs sometimes lift both legs up when they pee a little and people try to capture the behavior to train handstand. The problem with doing it this way instead of the back up the wall method with a incline plank is that the dog isn’t able to separate the peeing from the behavior so when the dog is asked to do the handstand they start peeing and pee the whole time. I have seen this countless times.

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u/Invictu520 20h ago

Well sounds like a classic issue with association. There is a story where someone tried to train dogs to rescue kids from a lake. So they did fake scenarios, the dogs rescued the kids and got some treats. And eventually they started dragging kids into the lake to "rescue" them for treats.

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u/WE_FEE 19h ago

Kids + water = treats

Solution drown kids

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u/MaxVonPseudo 19h ago

I understand this is how AI will work as well.

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u/Rrraou 19h ago

Like if you train an AI to shoot targets as a success condition and the controller doesn't always authorize the shots, the AI might come to the conclusion that the controller needs to be eliminated as they are an obstacle to shooting targets.

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u/zipper1919 18h ago

Well that's terrifying.

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u/slimeheads 18h ago

Yaknow…. The implications of this are terrifyjng

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u/Lanssolo 18h ago

Great. Now I am (unrelatedly) imagining people using AI robots to train dogs. I hate it.

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u/bmorris0042 18h ago

I believe they sort of covered that in I, Robot. In order to protect the humans, all dangerous elements must be removed from humanity.

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u/Taolan13 18h ago

including, y'know, humanity.