> Ban social scoring, not the AI, the tool doesn’t matter. Ban shooting people, not the guns, the tool doesn’t matter. :) sorry to be facetious but I find you i

> Ban social scoring, not the AI, the tool doesn’t matter. Ban shooting people, not the guns, the tool doesn’t matter. :) sorry to be facetious but I find you idealist in your view. Modern form of AI has regulatory issues: some can’t be audited easily, some can’t be deterministic, some can’t be fair, some use biased data, some can’t be proven to work accurately enough for critical missions. We already regulate the way we make various decision by law. For instance, we regulate how public market are assigned: price needs to make for 30% of the decision, social impact 20% etc. If the tool cannot demonstrate it considers it with those weights, it shall be banned. You cannot expect judges to understand this complexity. It needs to be codified prior to the issue.