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by kelnos
722 days ago
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> We ship working software: to users who find it valuable. I agree that's what's most likely to bring you financial and reputational success, but I also think there are a lot of things people can and do sell that are various incarnations of snake oil, at best. This perhaps gets a little philosophical, but: is it ethical to sell someone something they don't need, and doesn't actually help them, even if they believe they need it, and over time even believe they've been helped by it? I think a lot of the applications of "AI" today can fall under that umbrella, given the "right" customer. |
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It would only be unethical to remove their agency over the decision, in my opinion.