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There are a couple of different issues. 1) The author's point. That we don't agree on what's ethical so how can we program it? 2) But also, today's AIs aren't
by joe_the_user 6y ago
There are a couple of different issues.
1) The author's point. That we don't agree on what's ethical so how can we program it?
2) But also, today's AIs aren't mechanism for understanding and balancing a multitude of interests and requirements. They are effectively pattern recognition machines, matching data with categories (or outcomes or etc). So even if you had some criteria formulated, an AI couldn't really do that. I mean, if you true, unlimited intelligence, you might just say "decide like the US supreme court would" and the might be able to do. But we don't even have something that could remotely be challenged that we.