Honestly, anything humans can create can be used for unethical means. Medications like digoxin can keep patients with heart failure alive and living meaningful lives. They can also kill.
3D printers can make a lot of really cool stuff and are being used in research around printing organs for transplant. They can also be used to print guns.
We will never stop the advance of science and technology. Not should we. But we must regulate those in a position to use them unethically.
All the users positively love ai , it’s typical of media to concoct sensationalist stories as portents of gloom to distract us . Lucky we know different
An incredible perspective here, my friend! My own relationship with this tech has changed so many times since I started using it that I can't blame others for being cautious. You're right though, there does seem to be a push towards removing the agency of the humans responsible for steering the AI into trouble spots. I'm following this conversation closely to see where it goes in the future! All around great read!
Honestly, anything humans can create can be used for unethical means. Medications like digoxin can keep patients with heart failure alive and living meaningful lives. They can also kill.
3D printers can make a lot of really cool stuff and are being used in research around printing organs for transplant. They can also be used to print guns.
We will never stop the advance of science and technology. Not should we. But we must regulate those in a position to use them unethically.
All the users positively love ai , it’s typical of media to concoct sensationalist stories as portents of gloom to distract us . Lucky we know different
You are absolutely right about ASKING QUESTIONS!
Similar to when google first came up - the question one asked determined the answer one got --- a lot like life...
Excellent. So grateful for all who keep the lens on discernment, humanity and a bright future ahead.
An incredible perspective here, my friend! My own relationship with this tech has changed so many times since I started using it that I can't blame others for being cautious. You're right though, there does seem to be a push towards removing the agency of the humans responsible for steering the AI into trouble spots. I'm following this conversation closely to see where it goes in the future! All around great read!