The details of how the software was programmed should be legally irrelevant.
Why? Programmers should be legally liable for what they program.
The details of how the software was programmed should be legally irrelevant.
Why? Programmers should be legally liable for what they program.
watching Austin Energy capping my A/C and deciding to become a rabid supporter of Yud’s call to airstrike data centers
it’s a movie about (only in part but imo motivated by) Spike Jonze’s break up with Sofia Coppola. It’s neither positive or negative about AI per se. AI is a narrative vehicle for the sense of falling in love, growing apart, being left behind, and the aftermath of that break up. At the end, the AI lovingly says goodbye and leaves humanity behind.
Sometimes I’m tempted to be a dead internet accelerationist.
Why isn’t there a tech bro equivalent of Battle Creek Sanitarium yet.
Covert conversion therapy by setting you up with the absolute worst humanity has to offer.