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the A/B testing naturally favors "dark patterns" - it's not malicious design, it's just unintended consequences Could there be such a thing as "meta-malicious
by stcredzero 5y ago
the A/B testing naturally favors "dark patterns" - it's not malicious design, it's just unintended consequences
Could there be such a thing as "meta-malicious design?" Bad consequences aren't executed directly, but conditions are put in place that cause the emergence of bad consequences.
I suspect, if AI ever does away with Homo sapiens it will be by convincing us not to breed by changing our incentive structures.
- GekkePrutser 5y ago> I suspect, if AI ever does away with Homo sapiens it will be by convincing us not to breed by changing our incentive structures. I think it'll be by just sitting back and waiting a few decades :)
- stcredzero 5y agoI think it'll be by just sitting back and waiting a few decades :) The sci-fi tinfoil hat interpretation of this: It's already here, or at least its cronies and enablers, and the plan has already been put into effect.
- teddyh 5y ago“Bad men need nothing more to compass their ends, than that good men should look on and do nothing.” — John Stuart Mill, 1867
- stcredzero 5y agoI'm talking about the good people not even knowing what's happening, until they engage in data analysis.