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I have no problem with this. If the AI has access to the funding and schedule data, it will probably give a more honest answer that the humans. And in reality,
by defmetrix 4mo ago
I have no problem with this. If the AI has access to the funding and schedule data, it will probably give a more honest answer that the humans. And in reality, nobody in congress is going to take the time to read the report anyways. They will just vote the way they are told.
- cyanydeez 4mo agoMe either, bullshit vs bullshit AI is exactly the same. It's not like this administration was going to produce anything of merit anyway, so why not just go as quickly as possible to the bullshit instead of this 2weeks song and dance.
- FatherOfCurses 4mo agoYou're assuming the AI will not be given any instructions to produce the report with a certain data bias.
- creaghpatr 4mo agoIf so, that would be auditable (in theory; whether it would be audited in practice, probably not).
- galleywest200 4mo agoHow many audits has the Pentagon failed in recent years?
- warkdarrior 4mo agoIt's true that Pentagon audits failed to account for hundreds of billions of dollars. https://econofact.org/factbrief/has-the-pentagon-failed-its-7th-audit-in-a-row https://econofact.org/factbrief/has-the-pentagon-failed-its-... But I am sure future audits will succeed in tracking down all of the prompts used for AI-generated reports. /s
- dgellow 4mo agoAudits have literally no impact: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Government_Accountability_Office_investigations_of_the_Department_of_Defense https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Government_Accountability_Offi...
- margalabargala 4mo agoThat only matters to the extent the report is read, though.