Re:GCC steering committee announces AI policy
by ModernMech on Thursday July 30, 2026 @11:28AM
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One of the very first things the government used it for when they got their hands on it was for targeting missiles, and then they promptly bombed a school full of kids. It's like Idiocracy meets Terminator.
Re:GCC steering committee announces AI policy
by esafak on Thursday July 30, 2026 @05:45PM
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Because the AI relied on outdated data; it was not a hallucination.
Re:GCC steering committee announces AI policy
by majorchord on Thursday July 30, 2026 @06:38PM
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source:
Re:GCC steering committee announces AI policy
by archagon on Thursday July 30, 2026 @06:15PM
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Was there some sort of investigation I was not aware of?
Re:GCC steering committee announces AI policy
by ModernMech on Thursday July 30, 2026 @07:51PM
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Yeah that's the whole problem. Now the process is: take crappy data, shove it in the AI machine, and the jackboots do whatever the AI says to do. That's how the government works now, apparently.
Works great for them because whenever something goes wrong they can just blame "outdated data" and move on.
Re:GCC steering committee announces AI policy
by nh23423fefe on Thursday July 30, 2026 @11:54AM
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human repeats bad idea.
It COULD be used for good (that's why its proponents use tone-deaf analogies comparing AI to seats on a rocket)... but we know that --- for the most part --- it WON'T be used for good... (It's already being used to spread more disinformation and to fan the flames of fascism).
Technically, you could argue that shell corporations could protect journalists, but you don't see journalists destabilizing democracies by fueling dark money to alt-right groups here and there.