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To play Devil’s Abacus for a moment: Why do you “need it to tell the truth”? I would bet a large number of the non-expert consumers (99% of users) do not care.
by Waterluvian 4y ago
To play Devil’s Abacus for a moment:
Why do you “need it to tell the truth”? I would bet a large number of the non-expert consumers (99% of users) do not care.
But to defeat this own argument: just make a “AI Enhance” option in the UI…
- unxdfa 4y agoYour last point is spot on.
- Robotbeat 4y agoDo you ever take pictures of your rental car before and after you return it? Because now your rental company (and/or small claims court) will be able to credibly claim it could’ve been subtly modified by on-board AI and thus no longer admissible as evidence. Besides stuff like this is like pouring gasoline onto conspiracy theory movements like Flat Earthers. Those may be just 1% of the US a population. But you know what isn’t just 1%? Young Earth Creationists, who believe in a similar conspiracy theory of scientists changing the geologic record and maybe astrophysical records as well. These types have large, maybe even disproportionate, political power as well.
- Waterluvian 4y agoYou’ve won me over.
- aendruk 4y agoLoving the connotations of “Devil’s Abacus”.