What is the relation here to Kant's theorization of time, space and causality as a priori's? I have ordered the book.
“Artificial intelligence has a trust problem. We are relying on A.I. more and more, but it hasn’t yet earned our confidence.“https://nyti.ms/34vdAlg
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in the original draft - and in the book - kant is credited :) good eyes for what was no longer there.
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Not to mention that current AI systems focus on selling, killing and spying.
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Did you say trust problem?? Right! It hasn’t yet earned our confidence !
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When is your book coming out?
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Blame Hollywood. Or common sense.
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Mathematics are exact and cold. They do not trust.
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Space, time, and causality as primitives seems very Kantian (and friends). Was that an inspiration in any way?
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[tl;dr] Ordinary, non-AI IT/software earning and deserving our confidence would be a great start. Anything that depends on IT is essentially vulnerable.
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Trust is a social construct. It can not be coded
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