Understanding that all tech is flawed is one thing but it is actively against standards of engineering to release systems to the public that cannot reasonably be debugged or fixed or explained.
If any one needs to ask for forgiveness it's the engineers. And they won't be forgiven.
If any one needs to ask for forgiveness it's the engineers. And they won't be forgiven.
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Society accepts that humans make mistakes, but it will also need to decide an acceptable level of error from AI too, says Uber's CEO.
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It’s like the self driving car trolley problem - if the car is moving so fast it can’t safely stop if something unexpected is in the road, there’s a dozen other engineering problems that need to be solved first
Like, how fast should the car go? AI shouldn’t speed.
But we’re 20 years into tech-enabled lawlessness as a business model, so I won’t hold my breath.
We are required, as per our licenses, to keep the safety of the public in mind when we do Engg. work.
There are mechanisms for investigation that should be engaged on a case-by-case basis.
https://www.peo.on.ca/public-protection
Eg. Github Copilot: Nonsense suggestion I easly can ignore? I'm willing to take the risk of getting those, for the cases where it's fine.
My "smart" car crashing my family - not so much.
I mean, it's not about tolerance, it's about accountability, right? He's asking us at what point are we willing to hold them accountable. The answer is whenever you fuck up.