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> AI's autonomously impersonating humans should be illegal. No disclaimer. It should be against the law. Full stop. Fascinating! Where do you define the cuttof
by itishappy 3y ago
> AI's autonomously impersonating humans should be illegal. No disclaimer. It should be against the law. Full stop.
Fascinating! Where do you define the cuttoff? I can make (admittedly thin) arguments for a LOT of things impersonating humans...
* Robot answering services
* Autonomous cars
* Bots that correct people's grammar on Twitter
* Atlas from Boston Dynamics
- zelon88 3y agoI would define "AI" in this context as any synthetic machine or computing device that uses a fabricated audible or visual likeness to represent itself as a human being. I would define "Impersonating Humans" in this context to mean manipulating a physical or virtual environment that is typically utilized by humans for the sake of communication, collaboration, information, or entertainment where the impersonator is taking actions on their own behalf, or automatically on behalf of another entity.
- itishappy 3y agoI thought it sounded pretty straightforward too, that's why I had to probe! (To be to clear, I'm not trying to fight you, just exploring beliefs for fun.) I think we can remove autonomous vehicles given your definition, as they do not try to be audibly or visually human. I'm still unconvinced about the rest...