SpaceGazelle wrote:Supermarkets aside, what happens when AI can predict what you're going to do before you know yourself?
They'll need to come up with some reason for people to buy them then. Something people want - not ads and spyware. Up to this point, all iterations of 'Computer Clamped to Face' have been niche (VR), non-starters (HoloLens) or disastrous (Google Glass).SpaceGazelle wrote:No but you never used to need a mobile either. It's going to happen.
poprock wrote:Should probably shift this to the AI thread, but here’s the latest spinout from MIT, talking about literally doing this behaviour prediction stuff. https://www.archetypeai.io/blog/introducing-archetype-ai---understand-the-real-world-in-real-time
davyK wrote:Predicting behaviour starts to be become troublesome when you consider applying for insurance.
monkey wrote:If a product can't reliably adhere to the law, the product is illegal.
We need AI forum mods to punt it back intomonkey wrote:How many threads has this argument spread to now? It won't stop until it's taken over the forum.
That's easy. It would need to prove it's safe and legally compliant before it could be sold. If it can't, tough shit?SpaceGazelle wrote:monkey wrote:If a product can't reliably adhere to the law, the product is illegal.
Proving that it's not adhering to the law is going to be the issue.
monkey wrote:That's easy. It would need to prove it's safe and legally compliant before it could be sold. If it can't, tough shit?SpaceGazelle wrote:Proving that it's not adhering to the law is going to be the issue.monkey wrote:If a product can't reliably adhere to the law, the product is illegal.
SpaceGazelle wrote:monkey wrote:That's easy. It would need to prove it's safe and legally compliant before it could be sold. If it can't, tough shit?SpaceGazelle wrote:Proving that it's not adhering to the law is going to be the issue.monkey wrote:If a product can't reliably adhere to the law, the product is illegal.
Define "safe". We're heading towards a future where the bots rule and we won't know what the fuck they're actually doing.
SpaceGazelle wrote:Is Facebook safe?
Ok, topic change.poprock wrote:I just saw an amazing thing. Looked like an ambulance, or a Police van, but the livery proclaimed it was actually the ‘Large whale disentanglement team’. What a job!
poprock wrote:I just saw an amazing thing. Looked like an ambulance, or a Police van, but the livery proclaimed it was actually the ‘Large whale disentanglement team’. What a job!
Wookienopants wrote:Ok, topic change.
We need more on this
Wookienopants wrote:Nothing is 100% safe. In the wrong hands a spoon can be lethalSpaceGazelle wrote:Is Facebook safe?
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