3 thoughts on “Google Chairman Thinks AI Can Help Solve World’s ‘Hard Problems’”
The problems are ‘hard’ because they require value judgments – decisions influenced by individual human experience, training, ethics, values, etc. – things that either cannot be programmed into AI.
AI cannot be relied upon to make those decisions in a way that will lead to be best interests of humans.
We’re all just having fun with this, right? We know that Schmidt was talking about computers (“A.I.”), not Al (Gore), right?
I have never met Al Gore and going from the reports of what he has said – what he has done and what he continues to hypocritically preach, I don’t want to!
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The problems are ‘hard’ because they require value judgments – decisions influenced by individual human experience, training, ethics, values, etc. – things that either cannot be programmed into AI.
AI cannot be relied upon to make those decisions in a way that will lead to be best interests of humans.
We’re all just having fun with this, right? We know that Schmidt was talking about computers (“A.I.”), not Al (Gore), right?
I have never met Al Gore and going from the reports of what he has said – what he has done and what he continues to hypocritically preach, I don’t want to!