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> there are still going to be plenty of safeguards for things like this for the foreseeable future. There aren't even safeguards for these things now. Humans r

> there are still going to be plenty of safeguards for things like this for the foreseeable future. There aren't even safeguards for these things now. Humans routinely do what a computer tells them to, even if it makes no sense. Case in point: all the times people have listened to their GPS when it told them to turn into a river. Remember: the original AI is the organization. How often do organizations make horrible decisions? How often are they stopped by safeguards?

blooalien 4y ago
> "Humans routinely do what a computer tells them to, even if it makes no sense." I have had humans vehemently refuse to accept their own companies' receipt and a bank statement as proof of a payment because the computer in front of them does not show a payment on record … as if the computer isn't even capable of having faulty data inputted (or deleted) by a human. What's even worse is when you then ask to speak with a manager, and they back up the original idiot's decision because "Computer says…"