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It's hard to see how an algorithm could be judged "malicious". Can an algorithm be "well-meaning"? Is there such a thing as a "kind" algorithm? What kind of at
by denton-scratch 5y ago
It's hard to see how an algorithm could be judged "malicious".
Can an algorithm be "well-meaning"? Is there such a thing as a "kind" algorithm? What kind of attitude does the Sieve of Eratosthenes have?
- islon 5y agoSure, because facebook, goggle, twitter, etc. are all run by the almighty algorithm and not by the crooks behind it who made it to do exactly what they expect.
- denton-scratch 5y agoSo make a law that says doing crooked things is forbidden (oh - hang on).