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I don't fear "AI". What I fear is AI being used as a replacement for human judgment or as a justification for greed and/or bigotry. We already have this proble

by pdkl95 12y ago

I don't fear "AI". What I fear is AI being used as a replacement for human judgment or as a justification for greed and/or bigotry. We already have this problem, where decisions that should be made by the humans involved are restricted under the "policy" excuse of bureaucracy, blind to the reality of unusual situations that require an exception in the usual routine. I fear AI because it is harder to fight complicated systems. I fear AI because - like the dubious "studies" that came before it, it will become a tool to obfuscate and hide bias and prejudice.

saeguaiga 12y ago
They can't fool me, it's small perturbations in the 'Kill n to warn p,' policy and wrong packets in port -3 all the way down. The TC author seems to have a PhD in his field and never ever run into ...well, Agile book examples, of course...a case where modifying one's own rules turns a corner in either the comic, Malthusian or Hadoop renormalization cases. Now, I want computers to have new art up every time I turn around, but there's nothing to say making Jibbers Crabst come around is going to break homology.