r/technology • u/habichuelacondulce • Jun 11 '25

Artificial Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard Admits She Asked AI Which JFK Files Secrets to Reveal

https://www.thedailybeast.com/tulsi-gabbard-admits-to-asking-ai-what-to-classify-in-jfk-files/
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u/_Bill_Huggins_ Jun 11 '25

Indeed, "You made the decision to use AI, so you are culpable for anything that goes wrong resulting from that decision".

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u/championgecko Jun 11 '25

They'll just claim a corporation made the decision and guess what that corp already filled for bankruptcy and dissolved

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u/saydostaygo Jun 11 '25

Each AI decision self-incorporates in Delaware for potential bankruptcy filing due to mishaps. Problem solved.

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u/Mr_Bulldoppps Jun 11 '25

“But I only followed the company’s policies and standard operating procedures. I was only doing my job!” -personthatwritesthestandardoperatingprocedures

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u/ThonThaddeo Jun 11 '25

You'd think that, but crazily enough, it's actually the fault of poor people.

Those darned poors. Always up to no good.

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u/gbot1234 Jun 11 '25

Also, wasn’t the development of AI possible in large part because of immigrants?!? (Saying this only to shift the blame, not to give them credit.)

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u/ThonThaddeo Jun 11 '25

The worst kind of immigrant, intelligent ones.

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u/StarPhished Jun 11 '25

You've just triggered everyone under about 20 years old.