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AI models simply exhibit the behaviour of the data they are trained on. If you make a model that tries to copy an individual persons behaviours, is it the AI mo
by tensor 9y ago
AI models simply exhibit the behaviour of the data they are trained on. If you make a model that tries to copy an individual persons behaviours, is it the AI model that is at fault or the person it's modelling? Where should the liability lay?
- throwaway2048 9y agothe problem with that also is that humans have emergent higher level reasoning, as a trivial, super simplified example, imagine if you trained a fictional AI on policy towards slaves before the worldwide ban on slavery, what sort of things would it suggest, its highly unlikely "banning slavery" would be one of them.