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It seems like you need to worry about people wielding the AI before you have to worry about the AI itself. Just think how most people are at least somewhat imm
by floxy 4y ago
It seems like you need to worry about people wielding the AI before you have to worry about the AI itself. Just think how most people are at least somewhat immune to the advertisement / mass persuasion techniques of today. But what happens when there is an army of bots with the equivalent of 1/10/100/1000 human minds assigned to sway each person on an individual level of various political things? If there were 1000 people working to investigate you and manipulate the information you see, subtly rewriting your incoming and outgoing text messages/emails, while playing off your biases, desires, etc., wouldn't that be troubling? Or course that would be too expensive to do right now, but with an AI in the cloud in the future...