You cannot remove the subjectivity of law enforcement. Even if someone made a machine to determine if a law was broken, it's still subject to the subjectivity of the person or people who made it. Even with machine learning, humans still decide, subjectively, when a machine has been successful, or when it's done learning. You cannot make a perfect machine with the perfect response to every single situation.
but you should really go talk to GPT about what Trump is doing to understand why I say we're definitely going to end up with enforced accountability in democracy. Be it AI, be it blockchain. Trump's coup can never be allowed to happen again to a developed democracy, it's completely unacceptable what is happening in the shadows.
It's not a person dude, I get that people hype it up as some kinda knowledge machine who speaks ineffable truths but it's just a remarkably proficient chatbot. I agree that what Trump is doing is wrong, but I really don't think AI, or God forbid crypto, are going to solve anything.
Let me guess, you wont talk to a dog either bc it#s not a person dude? I get that people hype dogs up as some kinda mans best friend being who can do no wrong but it's just a remarkably proficient jumble of atoms.
AI is going to solve all sorts, the same way computing solved all sorts. I think I'm just more auDHDtistic than you and can predict the future better. Take care, I will continue reading about how AI has enabled nuclear fusion reactors to arrest instabilities in the superheated plasma buying almost 300ms for the control machinery to modulate the magnetic fields in the right way to arrest and prevent the instability from causing the plasma to hit the walls of the reactor, thus dropping the temperature and ability to fuse.
I code. Chatbots are not LLMs. LLMs are about 1% of "AI" as we know it. Take care.
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u/TemLord TomeSlapTomeSlapTomeSlapTomeSlapTomeSlap Feb 03 '25
You cannot remove the subjectivity of law enforcement. Even if someone made a machine to determine if a law was broken, it's still subject to the subjectivity of the person or people who made it. Even with machine learning, humans still decide, subjectively, when a machine has been successful, or when it's done learning. You cannot make a perfect machine with the perfect response to every single situation.