Cops Say Hallucinating AIs Are Ready to Write Police Reports That Could Send People to Prison
"The open question is how reliance on AI-generative suspicion will distort the foundation of a legal system dependent on the humble police report."
"The open question is how reliance on AI-generative suspicion will distort the foundation of a legal system dependent on the humble police report."
And Spotify doesn't seem to care.
Hint: It's not Boaty McBoatface.
"If I have a heart attack and die tomorrow, why should I stay dead?"
Get ready for biological computing.
"We want to know what was happening with this stuff."
Could this be the end of all those "Come to Brazil" tweets?
"People will just kind of automatically assume it’s real."
No charges have been pressed — yet.
"Something had to be drawing these particles out of the atmosphere."
"...if he does anything illegal this time he will spend the rest of his life in prison..."
"The thinking around here was that Boeing was being wildly irresponsible."
The jury's still out on most of the particulars.
Has Google really done its homework?
"To me, he's seeking some kind of interaction with people."
"AI is still there, but I think people got a little too excited, a little too over-hyped in terms of what we can expect in the near term."