We could have easily incorporated Asimov’s Three Laws of Robotics into these “AI” programs, but if we did, then they wouldn’t have been able to perform their basic tasks. They were built to replace human labor under capitalism. The mere existence of these “AI” programs causes harm to some humans. That’s the nature of capitalism. Expecting ethics from capitalists is like expecting a chair to roll over and play dead on command.
Robots. With one person per shift in the whole restaurant overseeing all the robots. We're already well underway on that one.
I’m still waiting to hear who’s going to buy the burgers once all the humans are replaced by robots and “AI”.
Yup. I agree with you 100%. I also agree that AI isn't remotely as impressive as everyone seems to think. (Or more precisely, it's very impressive for what it is - which isn't what most people think that it is).
That's a purely academic problem. A Big Mac meal costs $17 now nobody is eating fast food already.
I'm not responsible for other people's silly arguments.
Depends. Fraud and conspiracy to do so would generally be illegal (so conspiring with a buddy to seemingly make a mistake for your benefit at the expense of the retailer/manufacturer). no evidence available to us that this is what happened, but if it was then that would likely illegal.
Let’s say, hypothetically, there was a new technology that you genuinely believed posed an existential threat to humanity. Would you not take every possible opportunity to try to persuade anyone who would listen of its dangers? Would you not make as much noise about it as possible in hopes of making your concerns impossible to ignore? Would you ever be content to just stay silent while people who didn’t see the danger discussed it?
