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Let me be the devil's advocate: don't people already listen to and trust other people who have biases?
by yawz 4y ago
Let me be the devil's advocate: don't people already listen to and trust other people who have biases?
- mrozbarry 4y agoI came here to leave this exact comment. A possible counter argument might be that people think computers are much more infallible than people (even if that's not objective reality).
- loa_in_ 4y agoComputers are, LLMs are not.
- eddieroger 4y agoWe already live in the world where you can learn anything from an "expert" on YoUTube. All AI does is remove the person at the other end. It's possible to learn some real dangerous stuff on there, too, like doing electrical work without properly disconnecting power first, or car maintenance that could fail and cause more damage. The problem isn't people assuming sentience and trusting AI, it's that people already are too trusting without verification.
- luckylion 4y agoWith a positive spin: at least AI isn't actively malicious and doesn't try to get people to do dangerous things 'for the lulz'.
- lm28469 4y ago> All AI does is remove the person at the other end So all it does is remove the only liable entity in the process, "all", scaling a pre existing bad thing doesn't make it good
- tsol 4y agoExperts on youtube are often still fact checked eventually. AI gives answers privately that may never be fact checked by other
- lm28469 4y agoIt hardly is an argument, "people already kill each-other with their fists let's give them guns"