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It doesn't have to discover all the rules with no help. We don't need ai to invent ethics, only enforce the one we have arbitrarily chosen.
by singlow 4y ago
It doesn't have to discover all the rules with no help. We don't need ai to invent ethics, only enforce the one we have arbitrarily chosen.
- Gigachad 4y agoIt's an almost impassible task. ML is reflecting the world and the data in the world. If you ask for an anime style man, they will pretty much universally generate white men because the dataset of anime characters almost universally contains white characters. The model isn't wrong, its generating exactly what exists in the world already. And there are an infinite number of scenarios and biases that it reflects which you will never be able to manually flag. It reminds me a lot of the early self driving car debate where there were endless surveys asking if the car should run over the 2 old ladies or the one child studying medicine. And in the end we decided it was an unreasonable burden and just accepted that ML doesn't need to make impossible moral judgements.
- gernb 4y ago> the dataset of anime characters almost universally contains white characters Japanese viewers and their creators see the majority of anime characters as Japanese, not white. That you see them as white says more about you.
- politician 4y agoExactly! I’m being downvoted, but I’m sincerely suggesting that we train a full spectrum of ideologically biased censorship engines and then let people pick which ones they want to use. It’s no different from parental filters.