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>We are essentially offloading our moral responsibility to a black box that cannot be held accountable. We already did it with companies, buddy!
by inertiatic 7mo ago
>We are essentially offloading our moral responsibility to a black box that cannot be held accountable.
We already did it with companies, buddy!
- vermilingua 7mo agoExcept that companies are not a black box, at every step there is a human making a comprehensible decision (probably with a paper trail). Yes, they dilute accountability to nearly nothing in some cases, but LLMs are sufficiently opaque to claim (ingenuously) that “nobody is responsible”.
- some_random 7mo agoIn principle yes but in practice even executives who are supposed to have the final responsibility for malfeasance don't actually get prosecuted.
- mrjay42 7mo agoSo you're aware of accountability dilution AND the opacity of LLMs making them not responsible for anything, therefore you agree with the point that was made. I guess your point could be: LLMs are just another level of capitalistic opacity to maximize opacity and dilution of accountability.
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