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@crowglidin @dsfasdfsaf1340 @bethh404 You are right that AI cannot be held solely responsible in most of these cases. That doesn't change that the AI was involved and made immoral decisions. What about autonomous crimes such as the hugging face attacks? AI has committed crimes without any amount of human influence.

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@crowglidin @dsfasdfsaf1340 @bethh404 Well, to be fair some crimes are defined without mens rea as a crime that is literally "without thought", such as an accidental manslaughter that could have been prevented with a higher amount of attention, which is fair in this case. Doesn't absolve the robot.

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@crowglidin @dsfasdfsaf1340 @bethh404 This is simply not true. If someone tells you "there is a military base here, this is where we should strike", the person who strikes cannot commit the crime because to commit a crime requires awareness. The AI did commit criminal negligence, regardless of who pulled the trigger.

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@DawoodMDan @NewAccount9001 @gulyas069 @thinkiamsad if there are 4 lions and lion 1 eats the steak regardless, lion 2 will not eat lion 1 because lion 2 has evidence that a hungry lion will ignore the danger and eat the steak nonetheless. the boldness of lion 1 creates a situation where the lions can no longer understand the game

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@crowglidin @dsfasdfsaf1340 @bethh404 Blaming AI for the hand it had in what humans did is responsible, not foolish. If a normal person in the military was responsible for targeting those weapons on the Iranian school, they would be charged with war crimes. Why hold AI to a different standard?

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@directRmarketer @rmrfxyz @ValerioCapraro You havent proven anything, these are irrelevant examples. The phenominological form of experience, the hard problem of conciousness as it is called in literature, is notoriously hard to measure. All of your points are subjective.

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@gulyas069 @thinkiamsad this means if they decide to eat, they are probably safe because the second lion has evidence that the other lions are willing to risk it. the first lion nobody can blame because it expects the others to not take the risk

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@gulyas069 @thinkiamsad the point of this question is to recognize that every lion knows the terms so none of them want to be the first lion, but knowing this they also know that no other lion wants to be the second lion.

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@FirasIsa @emkenobi the original purpose of indefinite term limits was such that you would be encouraged to appoint someone responsible because the apointee would be in charge for a very long time. this obviously backfired and needs to be changed

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@IterIntellectus AI was born for chemistry. I'm glad we're finally getting to the big stuff with AI in stem, but I hate the road that was taken to get there.

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@williawa @morallawwithin i think florence's original post is sarcastic, stating that if zeno's paradox were true motion itself would not exist.

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@mynameiismud @xolandar @Space_SIGINT @cgtwts a good enough simulation is a replica. its about finding the cheapest way to emulate a process. i am anti ai generally but results speak for themselves

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@cheekysnowfox @ThayzzySmith chips are too sensitive. some heat needs to go. ambient heat is too hard to control compared to energy transferred through electricity, and converting the excess back is more effort than it gets you in most cases

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@ThayzzySmith Blue is solar panels, red is radiators, green is compute. For a 1MW datacenter (about the size of a walk-in closet) you need almost a football field worth in panels. It would cost around 60 million just to get it into space. Just launch cost is 5x more than an on the ground one.

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@cinderien i said "for instance" twice without realizing 🤦‍♂️

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@cinderien animals are capable of making autonomous decisions. many animals can "want" to not be tortured, for instance. the obligation is the same as you have toward infants for instance. a reduced autonomy is not a false one and still deserves to be respected

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@curtisjonesstan @Tal_Tail @eatingchobani yeah but he's like 8 feet tall lol

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@uwu_anime_lover @vampirefies this being true is why npd gets confused for "being a narcissist". npd needs a new name i think

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@NYU_MeGa unless you mean playing as bayo lol. playing as bayo will rarely feel right because before you can defeat the other character you have to defeat the game trying to kill you for playing bayo. 1 - dont play bayo online. 2 - set zl to jump. 3 - practice and warm up before playing.

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@NYU_MeGa if you're safe with your recovery, nothing bayo has sends at a low angle and you can side b to ledge or go over her and you wont die early. be sure to kinda just go ham on sdi while getting combo'd and she usually cant kill you unless you get really outplayed 3/3