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AI is a tool
Similarly you can’t blame a hammer for causing harm, you blame the individual who holds it.
Replying to @NarrativeBear@lemmy.world
Sort of. With something as simple as a hammer sure, but when the hammer is equipped with a 9mm pistol then it falls under different safety standards that deem the tool inherently unsafe. A physical tool would be recalled if somebody got hurt in an unintended way.
Replying to @NarrativeBear@lemmy.world
Therefore, you blame the person wielding the hammer.
Replying to @Treczoks@lemmy.world
Yup that’s what I was getting at, but I like the pet analogy better that another commenter brought up.
Replying to @NarrativeBear@lemmy.world
AI is closer to owning a pet.
If your dog escapes the back yard and kills a child, you dont blame the dog.
You blame the owner who created a poor containment and for giving the dog the right incentives that led to the death
Replying to @Polyphilic@lemmy.ca
I like your analogy and think it fits better for sure.
If you crush someone’s skull with a hammer, you are responsible, not the person who made the hammer. But what if you crush someone’s skull with a hammer that was sold to you as a head massager?
Replying to @CovertOperative@piefed.zip
In this case open AI was the one wielding the hammer (the AI) though, idk what your argument even is.
Replying to @Smaile@lemmy.ca
But how can you massage yourself without the gun hammer?