4 ms·
If only they'd train AI to hunt down, prosecute and imprison war criminals. This would be a much better use for it.
by boffinAudio 4y ago
If only they'd train AI to hunt down, prosecute and imprison war criminals.
This would be a much better use for it.
- bilekas 4y agoThis seems like a recipe for disaster.. Skynet vibes in all fairness.
- ozim 4y agoExactly just see how they were not able to get Sarah Connor and John Connor. I expect some criminals hiding from it as well which would be total PR fiasco.
- vorpalhex 4y agoPeople get randomly locked out of Google or Facebook accounts because an algorithm screws up. There was a huge scandal with government benefits being denied to immigrants because of a bad AI program. Now you want to give it missiles?
- bobosha 4y agoThere will be no 100% ai, always a human-in-the-loop.
- bilekas 4y agoI don't trust most humans to be fully aware what they're doing themselves most of the time, never-mind trying to fully understand what the AI is doing/thinking.
- slowmovintarget 4y agoYou underestimate the likelihood for major confluences of incompetence in the AI babysitter role.
- vorpalhex 4y agoOne of the things we are learning is that semi-automated driving, where the car handles spacing and lane alignment.. can actually lead to more instances of drivers not paying attention. Partially automating systems can be very dangerous because the human in the loop becomes a passive observer who automatically presses the approve button. This happened with drone strikes in Iraq. We used a program to calculate movements of targets and classify them. The humans in the loop stopped critically thinking about the programs output and just started blindly approving everything it put forward as a target.
- foxyv 4y agoLegal AI used for prosecutions is it's own special little nightmare.