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No because AI doesn't have a mind or any other benefits associated with legal or natural personhood. Anthropomorphic delusions about what is in reality a softw
by Barrin92 4y ago
No because AI doesn't have a mind or any other benefits associated with legal or natural personhood.
Anthropomorphic delusions about what is in reality a software service need to stop because at this point their primary function is apparently to make excuses for for-profit companies to avoid regulations.
Also as a side note regulation never concerns what anyone has in their mind because that is by definition an inaccessible private matter, regulation starts when you try to bring a product to the public.
- xyzzy4747 4y agoIs the human brain not a biological network of neurons, containing a lot of copyrighted material? >Also as a side note regulation never concerns what anyone has in their mind because that is by definition an inaccessible private matter Well technically A.I. controlled by private companies is also a private matter. I don't think anyone understands what's in the countless inscrutable floating point matrices anyways.
- jeremyjh 4y agoThey've invited the public to extract the contents of the "mind", by asking it questions. Its not private anymore.
- xyzzy4747 4y agoTrue but it’s not like a database where you can see all the information there. It’s just a bunch of numbers and matrices.
- z3phyr 4y ago> Is the human brain not a biological network of neurons, containing a lot of copyrighted material? In which file format is the material in the brain stored? How is it compressed? What is the memory model? How is it computed? We don't know much about how the brain computes actually, so making a claim that the brain maps 1-1 with my mechanical calculator is a stretch.
- fswd 4y agoAnthropomorphiz-ing AI should be ethics violation.
- shrimp_emoji 4y agoCarbon chauvinism should be ethics violation.
- deafpolygon 4y agoBreathing should be a technical violation.