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24/05/24

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Originally posted by thebard: ↑

That's sorta what I mean. You can get it to "do the thing" if you insert the right prompts the right way. People need to get a feel for it themselves and make their own decisions.

AI in gov means we'll see a lot less personal accountability when it's rolled out into public service. eg once they start rolling out automated speeches and statements from gov house.

The ministers' excuses for breaking promises will be "I didn't say that personally", "The AI generated speech version we put out said that so it didn't count".

AI will be heavily used in the justice department in sentencing. Also pet projects like the eKaren Kommisar & policing of the thoughtcrime and social media memes.

its just the late 80s early 90s PC boom & expansion repeating itself. If you don't get with technology you get left behind.

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