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by phillipcarter
1036 days ago
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My immediate thought is that the ethical concerns with facial recognition in policing are orthogonal to the "kind" of AI involved. Clearly, our industry has moved to other techniques and my guess is because they're more capable. And so it comes down to regulating and adding accountability for the applications of the technology. |
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Suppose one AI that deterministically determines an output and is stress tested for reliability, and suppose one that hallucinates an output, maybe through statistical reconstruction of detail. The ethics there would not be orthogonal at all.
> my guess is because they're more capable
That '«capable»' you used there is a hive. You could have guesses many more reasons, such as "we can hence we do".