Berkeley technology law journal · 1996 · 81 citations · 0 references
ComputingComputer ScienceTort LawArtificial IntelligenceDistributed SystemsNegligenceArtificial Intelligence GovernanceDistributed ComputingDistributed Decision-makingLiabilityProfessional NegligenceReliable Distributed SystemsArtificial Intelligence Governance EthicsArtificial Intelligence RiskHuman Oversight Of Ai
hat is interesting here is that the program does have the potential to arrive at very strange answers... 1Even the most intelligent among machines are just what they are-except, perhaps, when accidents or failures occur .... Could it be that artificial intelligence, by manifesting this viral pathology, is engaging in self-parody-and thus acceding to some sort of genuine intelligence? 2 I.