AI
The AI Pushmi-Pullyu
AI has never been risk of annihilation OR enjoyment of benefits. It’s BOTH. Pushmi-pullyu.
AI has never been risk of annihilation OR enjoyment of benefits. It’s BOTH. Pushmi-pullyu.
My gut tells me that we’re going to have to reimagine how (and to whom or what) we assign responsibility for actions long before AI achieves artificial general intelligence (“AGI”), which is something OpenAI’s Sam Altman is doggedly pursuing. The conversation should be about ethics and liability law, not technology.
Tech toffs want to distract regulators. AI is about everything except tech.
Pretending that ethical questions don’t exist won’t make them go away. Sneers don’t replace thoughtful dialogue.
If we talked about AI differently, maybe we’d come up with different decisions about it.
Tech boffins met in DC to dictate AI regulation (or lack of it). Lawmakers are waiting to read the meeting notes on CompuServe.
“Rubbish in, rubbish out,” says noted creator of rubbish about AI.
We want kids to grow up to be learners, which probably correlates with abilities and willingness to listen, engage, and evolve in their personal and professional lives. Using ChatGPT in this context is like shipping ready-made dinners to a gourmet restaurant’s kitchen.