| ▲ | pixl97 an hour ago | |
>spontaneously and maliciously act in a way to cause harm that is in direct contradiction to the initial intent, then yeah it would totally be the AI’s fault, If you ignore every instance of this happening it's really easy to see no instances of it. >it doesn’t exist unless you take intentional actions to make it so, Then please for the sake of all of us convince every AI lab across the planet from working on this exact goal. We need to start thinking of AI like pets, only in this case the pets are rapidly becoming smarter than people to the point they could go feral and survive on their own. Again, the blame game is great, but once they are loose it is too late. | ||
| ▲ | besterman23 an hour ago | parent [-] | |
> If you ignore every instance of this happening it's really easy to see no instances of it. Yeah, if this is true then I’m wrong. | ||