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Proving to a high standard of proof would indeed be very hard. But a lot of useful Science can be done by observing, documenting, cataloging and explaining the
by emiliobumachar 8y ago
Proving to a high standard of proof would indeed be very hard.
But a lot of useful Science can be done by observing, documenting, cataloging and explaining the effects of AI being already inflicted on us.
- s-shellfish 8y agoI don't know if I would use the word 'inflict' when one is inferring intents. I think if there were more transparency concerning these systems and their affiliated organizations, that would obviate the need to add another layer of reasoning, which would reduce the number of unknowns, rather than increase. Of course, that requires cooperation and trust. Which brings one back to the question of intents. Which can conflate intents meant to 'inflict' (harm?) or intents meant to grow, develop, inspire, progress.