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Already deleted, that was quick. If we can’t trust AI to drive a car, how the hell can we trust it to pick who lives and who dies?
by nerfbatplz 3y ago
Already deleted, that was quick.
If we can’t trust AI to drive a car, how the hell can we trust it to pick who lives and who dies?
- xdennis 3y agoThat's a valid point, but a terrible example because AI cars are legal in many places.
- oliwarner 3y agoAnd they are illegal [in many places] because we haven't had the right conversations. We need to codify solutions to the trolley problem so decisions in bad circumstances align with what we expect.
- rabite 3y agoIn all fairness, driving a car is a lot more complicated and full of dangerous edge cases than dropping objects or shooting anyone within a geofence.
- HlessClaudesman 3y ago"AI" in this case is probably mostly Oct 6 cell phone locations. It is obvious that Israel has loosened their targeting requirements, this story points to their internal justifications. The first step in ending this conflict must be to reimpose these standards of self restraint.
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