2 ms·

What ethical obligation do I have to let people tell me lies to my literal face?

• gpm 2y ago
  The ethical obligation is to 1. Not stream everything around you to third party online servers 2. Not use unreliably and algorithms that almost certainly (accidentally on all parts) discriminate against certain classes of people that they tend to return more false positives for. 3. In situations like dating, present yourself not what an AI chooses to present. ... I'm sure there are plenty more. I'm sure there are ethical use cases for the technology too, but in a world like GP proposes there are going to be plenty of opportunities to use it unethically.
  • quotemstr 2y ago
    I don't recognize a general obligation to limit my subjective experience to what my squishy meat brain can supply independently. We're all going to have to adapt to a more ubiquitously connected environment. Halting everyone's progress in the name of someone's personal of idea "ethics" isn't going to move us forward as a species.
  • unraveller 2y ago
    >In situations like dating If you can't accept me at my go-go-gadget best, you don't deserve me at my baseline.
• ekianjo 2y ago
  who gets to judge what the lie is?