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Oh, I get it. So Google's AI only "advises" the Pentagon who its targets should be, and then the Pentagon takes the huge engineering role of implementing "if Go
by mtgx 9y ago
Oh, I get it. So Google's AI only "advises" the Pentagon who its targets should be, and then the Pentagon takes the huge engineering role of implementing "if Google advice = true, then launch missiles."
This way Google is completely "guilt-free" and can still pretend it's "making the world a better place" wink wink nudge nudge.
- majewsky 9y agoLet's hope that this is not C or C++, where "(foo = true)" always evaluates to true.
- kirubakaran 9y agoI get your joke, but the parent comment means "if the advice is from Google, then launch missiles", not "if it is a correct advice from Google, then launch missiles", so the assignment vs comparison question doesn't apply.