>> could not be understood by people and thus programmers are detached from the decisions making by machines. This isn't really true. A programmer may not unde

>> could not be understood by people and thus programmers are detached from the decisions making by machines. This isn't really true. A programmer may not understand the exact mechanism of computation but they will have trained it in a particular way using particular training data to do a particular purpose. That purpose is known to the programmer so this fact actually doesn't change anything. It is possible the robot will occasionally act in an unexpected way, but the majority of the time it will follow it's programmed objective, even if following that objective unpredictably.