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+1. The machine analogy is excellent. You have moral obligation to humans. You may decide to have moral obligation to society if you like the one your in and wa
by sametmax 9y ago
+1. The machine analogy is excellent. You have moral obligation to humans. You may decide to have moral obligation to society if you like the one your in and want it to grow. But you have zero obligation toward a souless entity. It's a robot. Optimized for profiting from a service it failed to perform adequatly.
- pjc50 9y agoA human may harm a robot; or, through inaction, allow a robot to come to harm.
- sametmax 9y agoWe should rename the constitution "the laws of biologic" and add this.
- davidkuhta 9y agoAgree on the moral obligation to humans, but think it's best to keep the focus on not having a moral obligation to corporations (beyond T&Cs or contracts you willingly consent to). Not that you're wrong with the "souless robot" concept, but with the advances in AI, I wouldn't the first one to play out like Chappie. "Why you humans do this? Why you all lie?" - Chappie
- sametmax 9y agoHave you seen "the good place" ? There is a hilarious part where "janet", their omnipotent and omniscient anthropomorphic IA - with basically no concept of suffering - triggers a defense mechanism where she pretends she is scared to die. Found it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=etJ6RmMPGko https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=etJ6RmMPGko
- davidkuhta 9y agoHaha, I haven't seen that before, but that scene really piqued my interest. [SPOILER] "Attention, I have been murdered" - Janet [/SPOILER]
- sametmax 9y agoThe first season is complete, on netflix, and have a non disapointing ending. The season 2 is running. Nice "feel good" show overall.