Every day we are flooded with “news” about AIs future massive impacts on our lives, society and finances. Everyone’s life and job will be significantly changed. Our personal judgements, opinions and work-product marginalized and rejected as trivia and ignored.
Some entities are presenting AI as the all-powerful Fortune Teller foretelling the future based on massive data of the past and present and cause/effect relationships far too complex for today’s analysis or our comprehension.
As we try to comprehend what AI will yield going forward, we might reflect on what AIs proclamations would have been “the day before” significant events occurred that profoundly changed history and fortunes.
If AI were Not able to predict those key events, how could society depend on AIs proclamations and projections to protect our lives and fortunes?
What would AIs proclamations have been “the day before” these events?
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Market Crash 1929
12-7-1941
A-bomb On Japan
JFK Oswald in Dallas
9-11-2001
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Perhaps back to HAL and MIT:
https://mitpress.mit.edu/9780262692113/hals-legacy/
AI: FDR & Musk & Dolly & HAL & NYU
http://roanokeslant.blogspot.com/2023/04/ai-fdr-musk-dolly-hal-nyu.html
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Market Crash 1929
12-7-1941
A-bomb On Japan
JFK Oswald in Dallas
9-11-2001
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Perhaps back to HAL and MIT:
https://mitpress.mit.edu/9780262692113/hals-legacy/
HAL's Legacy reflects upon science fiction's most famous computer and explores the relationship between science fantasy and technological fact.
A separate chapter by philosopher Daniel Dennett considers the ethical implications of intelligent machines.
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-A separate chapter by philosopher Daniel Dennett considers the ethical implications of intelligent machines.
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AI: FDR & Musk & Dolly & HAL & NYU
http://roanokeslant.blogspot.com/2023/04/ai-fdr-musk-dolly-hal-nyu.html
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