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When it comes to the impact and ethics of AI, I don't think technically informed people are much, if any, better than the non technically informed at understand
by walnutclosefarm 4y ago
When it comes to the impact and ethics of AI, I don't think technically informed people are much, if any, better than the non technically informed at understanding AI and forming judgments. They don't really understand fully how it works, either, and they most definitely are not social-systems aware enough to understand how it actually impacts and functions in use.
- hutzlibu 4y agoI mean yes, the nerd deep in his field, is mainly focused on getting it to work and ethics would only be a potential hurdle, so they are clearly biased and the decision should not be left to them. But I am not sure if it helps, when people talk about it, who do not have a clue at all. Which is sadly most people. (computers are a black box to them) This will lead to situations, when activists and politicians lobby for automatic AI image control to fight child porn, not understanding false positives and that this means that lots of legitimate and very private pictures would be send of away for some human to check.