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>What if the AI creates a fake identity? The article addresses this as a potential issue, but also goes into the game of cat and mouse with humans currently cr
by will_brown 9y ago
>What if the AI creates a fake identity?
The article addresses this as a potential issue, but also goes into the game of cat and mouse with humans currently creating fake identities and stealing identities. The authors don’t seem overly concerned about this and conclude the system (States, IRS, Etc...) are pretty effective at weeding this out already.
- MaxBarraclough 9y agoFrom the paper: > By contrast, an algorithm could generate an unlimited number of artificial entities quickly and easily, without violating any law. For algorithms – and other criminals – entities can function as identities. > Artificial entities can more easily generate credibility because they are a form with which business people are already familiar. How would that not violate the law? If my AI commits a crime, am I not liable for it? (I'm guilty of skim-reading - maybe the answer is staring me in the face.)