Lauren Weinstein on Nostr: ***** Google's AI policy is incredibly dangerous ***** #Google is claiming they ...
***** Google's AI policy is incredibly dangerous *****
#Google is claiming they haven't changed their policy about high-risk applications, just "clarifying it" -- though Google already has a policy that is less stringent than other firms in key respects.
Let me be 100% clear about this. These AI systems are being deployed but the firms -- so far as I know -- are refusing to take ANY responsibility for impacts on people's lives that result from the decisions and errors from those systems. These firms should be required to take 100% responsibility in these areas. 100%. Otherwise, stop providing the services while trying to cover your asses with "it's all on you!" disclaimers. If the firms won't take responsibility, they should be required to do so by LAW. Before millions of people are hurt. With AI Agents on the horizon, this is more important now than ever before.
Also see:
https://techcrunch.com/2024/12/17/google-says-customers-can-use-its-ai-in-high-risk-domains-so-long-as-theres-human-supervision/
#Google is claiming they haven't changed their policy about high-risk applications, just "clarifying it" -- though Google already has a policy that is less stringent than other firms in key respects.
Let me be 100% clear about this. These AI systems are being deployed but the firms -- so far as I know -- are refusing to take ANY responsibility for impacts on people's lives that result from the decisions and errors from those systems. These firms should be required to take 100% responsibility in these areas. 100%. Otherwise, stop providing the services while trying to cover your asses with "it's all on you!" disclaimers. If the firms won't take responsibility, they should be required to do so by LAW. Before millions of people are hurt. With AI Agents on the horizon, this is more important now than ever before.
Also see:
https://techcrunch.com/2024/12/17/google-says-customers-can-use-its-ai-in-high-risk-domains-so-long-as-theres-human-supervision/