We warned Google that people might believe AI was sentient. Now it’s happening
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Yes, the current state of AI is biased because the training and sample data themselves are not unbiased. This is the reality, and there's work to be done. However, with their increasingly outlandish rants ("This AI is a person") [1] these people are just looking at riding the AI bandwagon to serve their own twisted agendas, i.e., make a lot of noise and hope to get paid to keep doing that.
[1] https://www.wired.com/story/blake-lemoine-google-lamda-ai-bi...
> Scientists and engineers should focus on building models that meet people’s needs for different tasks, and that can be evaluated on that basis, rather than claiming they’re creating über intelligence. Similarly, we urge the media to focus on holding power to account, rather than falling for the bedazzlement of seemingly magical AI systems, hyped by corporations that benefit from misleading the public as to what these products actually are.