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These examples of “no human in the loop” are stretched so wide as to lose all meaning. A human designed the mine to destroy anything that meets the programmed r
by purple-again 6y ago
These examples of “no human in the loop” are stretched so wide as to lose all meaning. A human designed the mine to destroy anything that meets the programmed requirements (weight on mine or proximity to mine).
You don’t have a case of no human in the loop until that mine is capable of exploding or not exploding and it’s responsible on a case by case basis for deciding which to do.
- nradov 6y agoThe naval mine isn't triggered by a simple contact switch. It is capable of launching or not launching the torpedo on a case by case basis depending on pattern matching from multiple sensors.