>fix the data set Lie to it. >to remove the biases that I found And replace them with my biases. >tech companies will try to get legislation passed that will govern technology that regulators do not yet know exists Normal operating procedures. >regulators legitimately have no idea how those things will work out Makes no difference. Regulators do what they're told. They never regulate based on outcomes for denizens. >Google is going about doing things in what they believe is a safe and responsible manner LOL. >making sure that it doesn't make things up too often, making sure that it doesn't have racial or gender biases, or political biases Mental gymnastics. >allowing it to just gain an understanding of all of it. This guy is so brainwashed, he can't tell what's real. AI does not understand, it pattern matches. Algorithms are given inputs and outputs. The logic is programmed to use these. There is a feedback loop that makes it appear to learn, but it has no capability to understand. >The system had gone through its own set of reasoning and determined that what helping people with their needs meant Wrong! Wrong! Wrong! Words mean things. The engineer has lost all ability to think clearly. He's either lying or has lost his mind. Algorithms do not reason. They don't understand the concept of helping. >AI has interpreted what the creators thought AI does not understand so it can not interpret what anyone thought. >Someone who is talking to their doll is intentionally engaging in a kind of pretend play. In the case of AI, it's not the same. It is exactly the same. But the AI is sophisticated enough to fool most people. Here is the problem with AI. It's being given attributes that do not exist. I believe this is on purpose so algorithms can control the masses. Once people accept the idea that algorithms can reason or understand, they can be manipulated to destroy civilization.... wait. That's already happening.