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Appreciate the info...it's funny they have a special way to officially say "nah, fuck you, do your job."
Until AI is smart enough to preside over our courtrooms in a purely unbiased fashion (ha!), we’ll be stuck with shitty humans running our shitty legal systems.
Garbage In, Garbage Out.
Even if humans build a computer smarter than we are, the machines will still be a product of human minds.
Of course but the next generation will be of the computer’s minds. Evolution will continue long into the machine age.
Intelligent and moral are too separate things. Henry Kissinger was objectively intelligent He spoke several languages and conducted high level negotiations with world leaders. He also made the decision to bomb civilians in Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam.
I thought we were talking about AI judges. They should be impartial and consider the facts, what has morals got to do with it?
That question is exactly why we shouldn't try this
You should read some of Kissinger's writings. He didn't kill all those people because he wanted to be a monster; he had a rational belief that killing millions in Asia would lead to long term peace. He was impartial and considered the facts.
Judges have to interpret the law and apply it. AI executive branch / military would apply to what you’re saying however.
AI would work along the parameters that are set by the biased humans that programmed it, so it would just be another layer of abstraction continuing the same systemic issues.
Yes obviously, which is why I laughed immediately after saying it.
She probably won't know what means and to stupid to look it up. Or she will ignore it.