If someone says “hey, you used a coin flip to decide if a school should be annihilated”, it’s pretty easy to say “We don’t use coin flips to make targeting decisions, and would never intentionally target a school”.
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If someone says “hey, you used a coin flip to decide if a school should be annihilated”, it’s pretty easy to say “We don’t use coin flips to make targeting decisions, and would never intentionally target a school”. Unless, of course, you do and did.
This is a post about AI.
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If someone says “hey, you used a coin flip to decide if a school should be annihilated”, it’s pretty easy to say “We don’t use coin flips to make targeting decisions, and would never intentionally target a school”. Unless, of course, you do and did.
This is a post about AI.
Check out @jonny's brilliant thread on how AI's primary function is to shield culpabilty: -
If someone says “hey, you used a coin flip to decide if a school should be annihilated”, it’s pretty easy to say “We don’t use coin flips to make targeting decisions, and would never intentionally target a school”. Unless, of course, you do and did.
This is a post about AI.
@mcnado It's also a post about shitty intelligence. NPR has a big article about how this site had not been used by the Revolutionary Guard for years and was being redeveloped as housing. So yeah, how about you look at some satellite pictures before you bomb.
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If someone says “hey, you used a coin flip to decide if a school should be annihilated”, it’s pretty easy to say “We don’t use coin flips to make targeting decisions, and would never intentionally target a school”. Unless, of course, you do and did.
This is a post about AI.
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Check out @jonny's brilliant thread on how AI's primary function is to shield culpabilty:
@mastodonmigration @mcnado @jonny
If you accept that AI is a tool, how can it possibly relieve the user of the tool of culpability?
If you hit someone with a hammer, it isn't the hammer's fault! -
If someone says “hey, you used a coin flip to decide if a school should be annihilated”, it’s pretty easy to say “We don’t use coin flips to make targeting decisions, and would never intentionally target a school”. Unless, of course, you do and did.
This is a post about AI.
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If someone says “hey, you used a coin flip to decide if a school should be annihilated”, it’s pretty easy to say “We don’t use coin flips to make targeting decisions, and would never intentionally target a school”. Unless, of course, you do and did.
This is a post about AI.
Everybody knows there are two r’s in strawberry. That location is a military target
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all the way down.