Superficial judgement is kind of where intelligence starts.
It's really only people where you can't tell what it does/is from the outside. Cars, trees, animals, mountains... everything else, if it looks a way it acts that way. Early AI will probably have just as much trouble with this as people have historically.
I really wish people would start viewing Racism as a willingness to let that primitive part of the mind be in command, rather than a binary attribute you either have or don't. Like, nobody is 100% not racist. There will always be slip ups, over-simplifications, snap judgements, subconscious or not.
It's really only people where you can't tell what it does/is from the outside. Cars, trees, animals, mountains... everything else, if it looks a way it acts that way. Early AI will probably have just as much trouble with this as people have historically.
I really wish people would start viewing Racism as a willingness to let that primitive part of the mind be in command, rather than a binary attribute you either have or don't. Like, nobody is 100% not racist. There will always be slip ups, over-simplifications, snap judgements, subconscious or not.