So like it's clear to me why you wouldn't want to take a system based on AI-like technology and have it control air traffic or missile response.
But it doesn't take a deep appreciation for the dangers of artificial intelligence to see that. You can just understand the concept of a software bug to know why you want humans in the observe/decide/act loop of critical systems.
So there must be more to it than that, right? It can't just be "be careful about AI, you don't want it controlling all the airplanes at once".
But it doesn't take a deep appreciation for the dangers of artificial intelligence to see that. You can just understand the concept of a software bug to know why you want humans in the observe/decide/act loop of critical systems.
So there must be more to it than that, right? It can't just be "be careful about AI, you don't want it controlling all the airplanes at once".