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if I have an answer-box that tells me the answers to whatever I want to hear, i'd like to be able to vet whether or not it has biases that were not honestly dis
by serf 3y ago
if I have an answer-box that tells me the answers to whatever I want to hear, i'd like to be able to vet whether or not it has biases that were not honestly disclosed.
that is to say that if I bought an Amerurissan made answer-box I would expect that it gives me unbiased answers that were becoming of an answer-box, but if I was unable to know how it worked then the only way that I would be able to determine whether or not the Amerurissan answer-box was giving pro-Amerurissan advice for its' creators own benefit would be through statistical analysis and long-term effort.
If were making the case for making tools do all the work in the world, it's better that the people stay firmly connected to how and why those tools are being made, rather than trusting a singular ideology to get it right the first time for all of humanity.