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Regulation is certainly needed but we can be certain it won’t be done properly. More worrying is the fact that for every “benefit” we receive from AI (self dri
by FilterSweep 8y ago
Regulation is certainly needed but we can be certain it won’t be done properly.
More worrying is the fact that for every “benefit” we receive from AI (self driving cars, open source home automation), there are numerous, globally negative consequences such as discriminatory practices based off biased training data. The Chinese executive mistakened for a jaywalker is a clear example of this.
It feels like this is a train that cannot be stopped that will lead to disasterous circumstances.
- creaghpatr 8y agoThe only thing that can stop a bad guy with an algorithm is a good guy with an algorithm.
- FilterSweep 8y agoGenuinely wondering, is that sarcasm?
- IshKebab 8y ago> discriminatory practices based off biased training data I think the car insurance industry has shown how unwilling governments are to do anything about that sort of thing. No need to involve AI.