I dont detect a failure of vision causing the problems you mention. I detect "AI" in the service of attaining cash inflow. Second, i like what Feigenbaum said about AI some time ago. It is actually a deep remark: Every time we think we made an advance towards AI, it turns out that we only wrote a good program.
On Sat, Aug 24, 2019, 7:39 PM bw <[email protected]> wrote: > If we start back at the science fiction beginning of the idea, we see that > Asimov really did not anticipate the implications of AI impersonating > human intelligence. Some of his stories did have robots/androids that > impersonated humans, but ignored the fundamentals... robots should > disclose themselves upon demand. It should be a basic law. > > This failure of vision IMO has led to many of the problems we now are > faced with, like, How to stop Robocalls? WTF do we do when the grid goes > down and the computer won't cooperate?? Why does the bank keep saying I > have three last names?, etc.. > > It's off-topic, so I alopogize. I thought some of the non-AI readers may > find it interesting. > > https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_Laws_of_Robotics > >
