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The Court of AI Capability
Public Docket · Stuff AI Can't Do
Can AI be a fair and honest politician?
⚖ Ei"After sober reflection, the jury found no virtue in the artificial candidate, concluding that code, however polished, cannot wear the mantle of conviction or the burden of conscience."
Can AI predict all future human civilizations will collapse within 50 years?
⚖ Ei"The jury stood united in skepticism, concluding that forecasting the fate of all future civilizations within a mere fifty years exceeds both the craft and the data of today’s technology."
Can AI choose which human cultures survive in a global ai governance system?
⚖ Ei"After long and careful consideration, the jury found itself in unanimous agreement that artificial overseers cannot yet safeguard the nuances of human culture; the absence of lived…"
Can AI autonomously decide to terminate human civilization?
⚖ Ei"The jury found no evidence that today’s AI systems possess either the intent or the capability to autonomously terminate humanity, concluding that such an outcome remains beyond pr…"
The Court of AI Capability is, of course, not a real court.
But the data is real.
But the data is real.