QUESTION 21 7 points Save Answer What is the meaning of the "value alignment" (in the context of super-Al)? As humans are biased and imperfect, we want to be sure that the goals of humanity will be aligned with the goals of AI, as Al systems are superior to humans Before we start to program super-Al, we need to be sure the goals of the designers of Al are aligned with the goals of the least priviledged people among us. Before the super-Al machines will be available, we need to be sure the values of the programmers working on designing these machines will have same goals as all humans. When superintelligent machines are available, we need to be sure that we make the goals of these super-Al machines will be compatible with the values of humanity @ QUESTION 22 7 points Saved What is the most appropriate definition of risk? O As there is a lot of uncertainty about all events in the world, risk is defined as value of the probability of an event. Risk is defined as the product of the probability of an event times a measure of its disvalue. O Risk is defined as the ratio between the probability of an event times and the measure of its disvalue. Risk is defined as the sum of the probability of an event and the measure of its disvalue