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Not helping them improve precision of the drone strikes reduces the precision of those strikes which leads to more innocent lives lost as collateral. An argumen
by palisade 9y ago
Not helping them improve precision of the drone strikes reduces the precision of those strikes which leads to more innocent lives lost as collateral. An argument could be made that using AI to improve surgical strike capability of drones would be the lesser of the two evils. Seems misguided, no pun intended.
Also, Google dropped the slogan "Don't be evil" in favor of "Do the right thing." Not that it matters because they barely followed it anyway.
- titzer 9y agoI hate this line of reasoning, because in the end I could suggest that the government install remote kill switches in every single human being's brain and be able to precisely kill anyone with zero collateral damage at any point in time. I mean, why would we settle for anything less but absolute perfection? Let's get to it!