We often focus on AI becoming superintelligent. A recent experience raised a different concern: systems that are confidently wrong — and treated as authoritative anyway. I wrote a detailed breakdown of the incident and why it matters here: https://medium.com/discourse/if-this-is-the-future-were-f-ked-when-ai-decides-reality-is-wrong-42cefe791552?sk=36eef6d8982751498cf26523fd3e77ec Curious how others think about correction mechanisms and epistemic safeguards in deployed AI systems. submitted by /u/ChangeTheLAUSD
Originally posted by u/ChangeTheLAUSD on r/ArtificialInteligence
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