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Normally, its the one who understand technology, can control it. Unfortunately, its not the case anymore. Stuff got unnecessary complex and bloated, hard to gra
by Borg3 4mo ago
Normally, its the one who understand technology, can control it. Unfortunately, its not the case anymore. Stuff got unnecessary complex and bloated, hard to grasp it alone. Also, now AI plays the new role too.
Dark times ahead...
- amelius 4mo agoThe technologists can control it, the moment they can remove that stupid disclaimer saying that AI can make mistakes.
- Chinjut 4mo agoWhat's stupid about the disclaimer?
- amelius 4mo agoIt basically says "we have no control over it", and "we don't know how it works".
- miyoji 4mo agoBoth of those things happen to be entirely true, though.
- amelius 4mo agoYes, that doesn't make it less embarrassing. My point remains: they can control it if they can control it. Because right now they can't even take responsibility for it.
- steveBK123 4mo agoSure but theres a level of uncertainty being expressed for a paid service that you don't see elsewhere. Imagine if every time you booked an uber it was like "your drive may crash the car". Or whenever you ate at a restaurant, the waiter said "there is a chance the chef will poison you". Or your bank statement said something like "these numbers may be wrong".
- basisword 4mo agoAnd if someone without billions of dollars in backing released a product like that they'd actually be held responsible for the consequences.