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How can you certify something which doesn't behave the same twice, and more importantly we don't understand how it works 100%? That's a question any lawmaker h
by tessierashpool 12d ago
How can you certify something which doesn't behave the same twice, and more importantly we don't understand how it works 100%?
That's a question any lawmaker has already had to ask about technology all the time.
I'm not saying they came up with great answers, but there's nothing qualitatively new about that.
The stochastic factor doesn't change the fact that companies have to be accountable for the harms their software causes. That's just basic liability law.
- bayindirh 12d ago> The stochastic factor doesn't change the fact that companies have to be accountable for the harms their software causes. That's just basic liability law. We're on the same page. What I'm saying that certifying them as safe is harder than certifying a drill as safe, and we shall be more cautious about AI related technology and be more stringent about the can of worms it opens without hesitation.