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> Would you consider the knife retailer equivalent to the torture rack manufacture in your example? Not GP, but doesn't >> I think it's pretty straightforward
by yesenadam 6y ago
> Would you consider the knife retailer equivalent to the torture rack manufacture in your example?
Not GP, but doesn't
>> I think it's pretty straightforward to assign more or less blame depending on the specialization of the technology for the purpose of doing something evil
answer your question?
- djoldman 6y agoI guess I'm saying that it doesn't seem so straightforward to me. I think that "depending on the specialization of the technology for the purpose of doing something evil" merely shifts the question to multiple questions: 1. What does "specialization of the technology" mean? 2. Can technologies have multiple specializations? 3. What does evil mean? 4. Even if we had a perfect translation between "specialization" and "evil," if a technology has multiple specializations, which controls? The most evil? Does this require us to predict which specializations are most likely to be used?