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> Should it be used in principle? No, classifying humans by a machine algorithm is dehumanizing. I see utility in a machine that can help me notice when I'm ha
by pas 2y ago
> Should it be used in principle? No, classifying humans by a machine algorithm is dehumanizing.
I see utility in a machine that can help me notice when I'm having a bad day (or a very bad day ie. when having a stroke) or ... help me figure out what the fuck is going on with my totally hypothetical mental illness.
- pstuart 2y agoAs a personal assistant it has incredible power, but it should effectively be self hosted.
- ab5tract 2y agoI see plenty to fear when other people deploy AI to “determine” and judge my mood and my non-hypothetical mental illnesses without my knowledge or consent.
- pas 2y agoNot unreasonably so! I also like my privacy (or what's left of it) ... but when (if? no, unfortunately most likely when, and maybe even "soon") it goes at least I want to have some benefit for myself. Arguably the current generation of school-age kids (genZ? genA?) already lost it. Because even if they don't have a phone, others do. (Though hopefully this trend can be reversed. Classic bullying at school is bad enough now with cyberbullying becoming the "norm" things are definitely not looking great.)