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Berengaria
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Chapter 4. What about responsibility?
If a self-learning AI programme for health tells people to eat a certain food -- and 200 of them die -- who is responsible? A bot can't be put on trial, sued, or jailed. Neither can the "owner" of the bot, nor the engineers who created it (self-learning!).
If nobody is responsible, where will there be justice? Or is responsibility not an idea we'll be able to apply to AI?
— Jul 21, 2024 12:13AM
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If a self-learning AI programme for health tells people to eat a certain food -- and 200 of them die -- who is responsible? A bot can't be put on trial, sued, or jailed. Neither can the "owner" of the bot, nor the engineers who created it (self-learning!).
If nobody is responsible, where will there be justice? Or is responsibility not an idea we'll be able to apply to AI?
Berengaria
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Chapter 3. If people think and act as if AI is a train barrelling down us and we can't help but get run over -- that's what will happen. If we realise that the digital revolution is steerable through the creation/enforcement of legal frameworks, then we can make sure AI is implemented where it will help most and hurt least. Without that understanding...SPLAT.
— Jul 19, 2024 02:23PM
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Berengaria
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A German political treatise on what value "work" has in today's society and looking forward to the repercussions of the -- happening far more slowly than planned -- cyberworld of AI and online/gig work. Right in my wheelhouse!
— Jul 13, 2024 09:37PM
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