Reading this article (and all media around AI), it continues to seem to miss the point. AI, as a rule, is imperfect, because its processes are mimicking the imperfect nature of neurons.
We all (humans) have a slip of the tongue, make bad decisions, make mistakes. We haven’t really rounded the corner on “hose-whipping someone into not making mistakes doesn’t keep them from making mistakes,” but we’ve certainly made some progress.
Someone who represents these interests needs to step out and make people understand the nature of the solution space. If we want a computer that acts like people, well fuck, that’s what you’re going to get.
We all (humans) have a slip of the tongue, make bad decisions, make mistakes. We haven’t really rounded the corner on “hose-whipping someone into not making mistakes doesn’t keep them from making mistakes,” but we’ve certainly made some progress.
Someone who represents these interests needs to step out and make people understand the nature of the solution space. If we want a computer that acts like people, well fuck, that’s what you’re going to get.