Facebook AI doesn't have a sense of humor. "This kind of multimodal content can be particularly challenging for AI to detect because it requires a holistic understanding of the meme." ai.facebook.com/blog/hateful-m…
Should we trust a humorless technology? Or even humorless people? heartbeat.fritz.ai/can-artificial…
AI used in the creative field has taught us how sensitive humans are to story structure, delivery conventions and cultural barriers. theverge.com/2016/3/24/1129…
Yet artificial intelligence is constantly used by social media platforms, marketers and brands to figure out who you are, what you want and how to manipulate you. marketingaiinstitute.com/blog/ai-for-so…
The best part is that artificial intelligence insists that you get them wrong and misjudge their intentions. Creating a problem with artificial stupidity attacking artificial intelligence. theguardian.com/technology/201…
Now there are AI crimes but they keep showing robot pictures. Like Science Fiction Antifa Robots coming to burn and loot your Facebook page. ""Crime as a Service" (CaaS), which would work hand-in-hand with Denial of Service (DoS) attacks." zdnet.com/article/evil-a…
Top high level industry concerns: "Deepfakes; driverless vehicles as a weapon; tailored phishing; disrupting AI-controlled systems; large-scale blackmail; AI-authored fake news." but down on the street we are still at "Robots require careful management" statista.com/chart/16623/at…
The top evil fictional robot is HAL 9000. Arthur C. Clarke's 1968 concept of an IBM AI system that ran a space ship. Kubrick visualized it and Canadian voice actor Douglas Rain nailed the lack of humor. That was supposed to be real in 2001. sideshow.com/geek/top-10-ev…
Here we are waiting for the killer robots but our entire legal, political, media and ethical systems are about to deal with the idea of "fake", "automated", "manipulated" or AI related crimes. We saw some of this in the previous political administration. crimesciencejournal.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…
EO 13859 was targeted at China but admits that AI will “likely lead to millions of lost jobs, especially among less-educated workers, and could exacerbate the economic divide between socioeconomic classes in the United States. trumpwhitehouse.archives.gov/ai/
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