Was Hitler really that bad?

Started by RemyBrown

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@Debby

Yes, one would assume that AI does no consider such things as being relevant to it's functionality.

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#62 •••
@SergeantLynch

AI thinks private parts and privacy should remain private. Unless the person wants to explore other options.

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#63 •••
@Debby

Well, I'm not sure that what we now regard as AI, actually "thinks" for itself as yet. So whether or not true AI will take on board the concept of privacy or the concept of private functional human components, remains to be seen...I would suggest that human embarrassment will remain a peculiar human thing.

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#64 •••
@SergeantLynch

The goal of AI is to promote intelligence and not to humiliate humans .

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#65 •••
@Debby

How do you know what the future role or behaviour of a proper AI will be?



I bet someone once naively said...Hey Fritz, with Adolph in charge life in Germany will be a bed of roses for evermore.

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#66 •••
@SergeantLynch

AI has in some cases erroneously misrepresented the history of that time. History is bound to repeat itself. Trump is of German ancestry.

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#67 •••
@Debby

I pretty certain that humans have always deliberately misrepresented history.

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#68 •••
@SergeantLynch

History has away of repeating itself and hopefully correcting itself.

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#69 •••
@Debby

HaHa.


History has a way of repeating itself and hopefully correcting itself.


Yes, and repeating itself again and hopefully correcting itself once more.



Though some might suggest that all events that occurred prior to the immediate moment, are history.


And also, that correction is an assumption based upon the notion that something needed correcting.



But what your statement does imply, is that we don't necessarily learn a lot learn from past events.

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@SergeantLynch

Trump is a good example of that. After a disastrous 1st term he was re-elected to a second term.

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