>Nobody cares about making the AI's output correct, they just want it to agree with them. that is the 4th industrial revolution, the "post-correct" world where

>Nobody cares about making the AI's output correct, they just want it to agree with them. that is the 4th industrial revolution, the "post-correct" world where abundance of information (and its consumers) and speed of its production allows for and results in co-existence of multiple truths (kind of like hyperbolic geometry where one can draw through a point multiple different lines parallel to the given line) with the information space splitting into multiple feudal times like dukedoms. Anyway, in general for biases i think we have D.Rumsfeld situation - the known/expected biases are known while the AI driven world would most probably bring new biases that we don't even expect.