Uploaded April 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
If you wish to measure the good of something, you should measure its outcome. Most of the time we don't think far enough ahead to see what the outcome of something will be like. Well, just in testing and trying artificial intelligence, the outcomes often, maybe we should say always, turn out negatively. Then why are we still trying to build them?
If you wish to measure the good of something, you should measure its outcome. Most of the time we don't think far enough ahead to see what the outcome of something will be like. Well, just in testing and trying artificial intelligence, the outcomes often, maybe we should say always, turn out negatively. Then why are we still trying to build them?
