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Yeah, that's terrible. Now imagine they checked the bank, found they had "enough" money, then denied them entry because they accidentally clicked the wrong butt
by boomboomsubban 3y ago
Yeah, that's terrible. Now imagine they checked the bank, found they had "enough" money, then denied them entry because they accidentally clicked the wrong button.
The policy is often bullshit, but following it and still being denied would be infuriating.
- potatolicious 3y agoAnd that's one of the major concerns with tools like these. Besides the conceptual problems of spying on people's musings, when's the last time a heavily marketed "AI" tool turned out to be at all accurate? It's one thing for the government to spy on your social media postings and decide you're a risk to the country, it's a whole 'nother thing for that to be an error because you posted about that "killer" concert or how a movie is "the bomb". Given what we know of government contractors and their inflated claims about AI my bet is that this tool - however justifiable or not in its use - doesn't even actually work as advertised.