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As far as I can tell, no one seems to think much of value was lost.
by whynotminot 9mo ago
As far as I can tell, no one seems to think much of value was lost.
- shadowgovt 9mo agoIt turns out when you usher the dissenters out of the room, you hear a lot less dissent.
- whynotminot 9mo agoIt’s not like they were summarily executed. They are much freer now outside of corporate control to speak their minds as they please. The only real question is if anyone deems them worth listening to.
- shadowgovt 9mo agoI mean, I follow them. Their problem domain is pretty niche and they're pretty technical on it so I don't doubt their traction is mostly academics.
- keeganpoppen 9mo agoeven at the time that was the verdict
- foolfoolz 9mo agoai ethics was/is useless. it felt a lot like the movie industry of the 1930s saying they will police themselves just to keep any bigger regulator away
- dsr_ 9mo ago... And then they didn't!
- asadm 9mo agofor good reasons.
- jll29 9mo agoTo say "AI ethics is useless" is itself useless. Morality is not there to be useful, right or wrong in moral sense are normative categories not utilitarian ones. But what you possibly may mean is really AI ethics self-regulation by large tech corporation does not work. (If that was your intended statement, I'd agree.)