Spyke

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thebrainbin.org

It's still an instructive case:

  1. It was foreseeable (and, probably, foreseen by many people at Google) that the tool would be used in harmful ways.
  2. Google released it anyway

This is textbook negligence. Unjustified refusal to avoid a foreseeable harm.

That pattern of negligence is the AI boom in a nutshell.

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piefed.world

I wonder if they are just so careless that they don't consider any implications of what they were doing, or are they testing waters about how much reaction they receive?

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90% chance this was “you need to add AI features or you’re going on a PIP”

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Fair point. Alphabet may even have decided it was a cost-effective way to generate publicity for Google Earth, which has been out of the headlines for a decade or more.

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