Political impacts of Ukraine war

[KevinB]

Strangely enough I asked Chatgpt that question.

I was reassured.

The Bot was not a fan of taking charge.
People wouldn't allow it.
And they are too unpredictable for any machine to manage them.

The Bot also preferred multiple "laboratories of democracy" to One World Government as a predicate for a stable society. One decision maker, human or machine, was too much of a risk. It would also result in too much friction.

It would have fit in nicely in 18th century Edinburgh.
....

We're in rough shape when even the machines don't want to manage us.

You are assuming it told you the truth.
ChatGPT and many other AI bots are programmed to tell the user what they want to hear.

Distrust, and verify.

 

[brihard]

Strangely enough I asked Chatgpt that question.

I was reassured.

The Bot was not a fan of taking charge.
People wouldn't allow it.
And they are too unpredictable for any machine to manage them.

The Bot also preferred multiple "laboratories of democracy" to One World Government as a predicate for a stable society. One decision maker, human or machine, was too much of a risk. It would also result in too much friction.

It would have fit in nicely in 18th century Edinburgh.
....

We're in rough shape when even the machines don't want to manage us.

That’s what ChatGPT wants you to think.

 

[Kirkhill]

You are assuming it told you the truth.
ChatGPT and many other AI bots are programmed to tell the user what they want to hear.

Distrust, and verify.

Not much interested in verification.

That would require me trusting it long enough to give it a shot at running my world.

 

[Kirkhill]

AI/ML already does everything in some systems with either weapon release human authority or override.

We will make the machines that kill us…

Wrong tense.

We make the machines that kill us...

Every projectile that leaves its projector acts autonomously.