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Why is that "the point"? You are the second person in this thread to insist on owning it. I get why it's problematic, obviously, but if it produces statistical
by kristiandupont 2mo ago
Why is that "the point"? You are the second person in this thread to insist on owning it.
I get why it's problematic, obviously, but if it produces statistically better results (which I have no idea of), I don't think it's right to just write it off because of this.
- WelkinFolk 2mo agoBecause you cannot hold people accountable, since it isn't "people". We humans are emotional creatures, and we will always prefer systems where someone can be held accountable for mistakes. The developer, the doctor. Whoever. I do not oppose AI integration; I'm not a Luddite. But having a "move fast, who cares if a couple die" isn't the way to go with sensitive fields, like the medical field. I suppose we will come up with proper responsibility-hierarchies and guardrails around AI, but until then, people have a right to complain about the lack of them.