Re:IKEA dives into world of Artificial Intelligence
by xg15 on Tuesday May 02, 2017 @10:46AM
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> It poses questions that refer to how AI might find purpose in your home like “should your AI fulfil your needs before you ask?” and “should your AI prevent you from making mistakes?”
Those two questions seem like they are worded to elicit a positive answer. They don't give any hint who exactly "mistake" is defined and how the AI can be sure you actually have a need.
Why not use more neutral formulations - e.g. such as:
- should an AI perform certain actions on its own?
- should an AI in certain situations prevent you from performing an action?
Those two questions seem like they are worded to elicit a positive answer. They don't give any hint who exactly "mistake" is defined and how the AI can be sure you actually have a need.
Why not use more neutral formulations - e.g. such as:
- should an AI perform certain actions on its own? - should an AI in certain situations prevent you from performing an action?