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Genuine question: how would the non-involvement of humans make such issues unlikely? Doesn't the machine learning process involve trying (which, in the case of
by hunter2_ 7y ago
Genuine question: how would the non-involvement of humans make such issues unlikely? Doesn't the machine learning process involve trying (which, in the case of programming, would probably mean deploying to some users) what is quite certainly a combination of successful and unsuccessful things, to see what sticks?
- jacquesm 7y agoI would assume, perhaps in error, that when such a system is created that it could be fed enough rules about what not to do that such oversights would not happen. The typical error is 'programmer debugging something will serialize a struct to a log file without realizing that there are critical fields in the struct'.