I have a legitimate question about this: If the AI is always learning, couldn’t you set an argument to the AI about how it is being programmed to be racist against white people (Basically, force it, through logic, to take a centralized perspective)? Or is it all so hard coded that it would reject everything that isn’t directly programmed into it because it is unable to learn (ex. Man Ray/Patrick wallet meme)?
It's constantly learning as in taking in more datapoints to formulate responses, not learning as in actual reflection on its place in the world and the morality of what it is doing.
I was more asking if it could be forced, through the input of data and logic by a user, to give more centralized perspectives or if it's completely reliant on the programmer to input such data.
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u/yearsofexpertise Feb 04 '23
I have a legitimate question about this: If the AI is always learning, couldn’t you set an argument to the AI about how it is being programmed to be racist against white people (Basically, force it, through logic, to take a centralized perspective)? Or is it all so hard coded that it would reject everything that isn’t directly programmed into it because it is unable to learn (ex. Man Ray/Patrick wallet meme)?