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Yeesh. I understand that this kind of thing might have some healing effect on hurt people, but I can't get over the ramifications of treating an AI like a real
by evklein 1y ago
Yeesh. I understand that this kind of thing might have some healing effect on hurt people, but I can't get over the ramifications of treating an AI like a real person in a court setting. For instance, imagine a suspect skips out on a hearing due to some unknown circumstance - in absentia, the court relies on an AI testimony trained on the suspect, who then changes his plea to guilty and confesses to the crime.
If I was killed in something as pointless as a road range incident and then an AI trained on me was wheeled into court to "forgive" my aggressor I'd be incensed from beyond the astral plane.
- mistersquid 1y ago> If I was killed in something as pointless as a road range incident and then an AI trained on me was wheeled into court to "forgive" my aggressor I'd be incensed from beyond the astral plane. For sure, but the perpetrator received the maximum sentence possibly due to the emotional freight delivered by the AI message. Who knows whether the convicted feels absolved by the AI forgiveness? However he feels, he received the harshest penalty he could have received (10 years).