Submitted by signed7 t3_127siee in singularity
28mmAtF8 t1_jefsota wrote
I actually think this is a pretty good idea. We need to keep in mind that there won't be one "all powerful" AI incumbent for a long time. There's too much ground to cover and too many niche use cases for one system to truly dominate. Maybe if we see an actual AGI, but that's still quite a ways away.
tbkrida t1_jefui46 wrote
A Government run AI strikes me as quite dystopian.
ShadowRazz t1_jeg1219 wrote
What about an AI run government?
28mmAtF8 t1_jeg5iip wrote
That's a little dystopian 😅
AlfredKinsey t1_jeggghk wrote
moreso that far right fascists and brutes exerting maniacal human will on the world around them?
28mmAtF8 t1_jeggyhd wrote
Well, the problem there is who trained the AI?
darudesandstrom t1_jeghp1s wrote
What's the difference, when much of the decision making is left to the AI?
28mmAtF8 t1_jefv96k wrote
It's only as dystopian as it's use-case. The important factor in implementation would be that whatever group runs it needs to maintain some independence from political whims.
I don't have much more faith in corporations to be benevolent with them so I'd like to see public service AIs counterweight AIs that are launched with pure greed in mind.
tbkrida t1_jegc6le wrote
True. Only problem with this is that at least in the US, the corporations now control most of our government officials and agencies anyways.
RemyVonLion t1_jegusn2 wrote
Corporations will quickly flip on prioritizing greed once they realize AI will rapidly outpace our capabilities in all aspects, and we will become insignificant competition to a superior race.
dankesmack t1_jegpihy wrote
It probably makes sense from a security perspective to have an in-house AI anyway.
And its not like major corporations with AI is not much less dystopian either
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