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Back in the real world, I think this is the Achilles heel of machine learning. A company has invented a tool which has non-deterministic outputs. Said company i
by safety1st 4y ago
Back in the real world, I think this is the Achilles heel of machine learning. A company has invented a tool which has non-deterministic outputs. Said company is also liable for the outputs of said tool.
Inevitably machine learning is going to break laws (already happening) and then the owner of the ML instance is going to get sued for damages and have to think twice about using ML. One of the options will be to just turn off the ML, phase it out etc. which everyone still has the ability to do and that's one of the reasons we're not in Terminator world and probably won't be soon.