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Stop being so damn nice Gloria was not nice. Stop saying please stop saying! Thank you. That's good advice, think you, where I just see. I want to smack you, but I need you to live. There have been reports of your family acquired its forging through dirty money that you're involving drug trafficking What was that? Not Why didn't you warned me they were going to ask questions like that. Those insinuations could ruin. Company. I am warning you d say if you kill my dream I'll tell Gloria the truth. You wouldn't you think, you still love you. After hearing the truth, I would twenty or more Some differences of safety on I heart radio, wherever you listened upon gassed princess about meat, is presented by linking Lincoln powered Sanctuary Princess if South Beach is part of the migrants data network from you,

those two psychic powers and government conspiracies history is riddled with unexplained events. You can turn back now or learn. Stop they don't want you to know a production of. I hope we hello woke him back to the show. My name is met. My name is no. They called Ben we're joint, as always with our super producer, all mission control deck and, most importantly, you argue you are here- and that makes this stuff. They don't want you to know pale fellow try sailors. Welcome. I congratulations to everybody who has made it through the weekend. I think ass. We get closer to the end of what this turn calendar tells Us- is a year, we're all we're all thinking ahead and we're all thinking back in to the past

as things begin to wrap up in twenty twenty two hurdles towards us. We are finding that the world of the future may be, a little bit different from the world The past today were diving into the world of technology. Were diving to some of the hints that the natural world is giving human cells position. Hence that indicate things. Might not be so hunky dory, but let's maybe, let's maybe start with the world of TAT One thing that our fellow european conspiracy realist are able to enjoy is something called the right to be forgotten. You guys have heard of the right to be forgotten, rain. It it's not a thing in the? U S yet now it is the idea like your internet footprint being mean some way available to be re, stripe, yeah, yeah, it's it's the idea that you

your private information can be removed from internet searches. Other directories under some specific circumstances, so for everybody who grew up free internet? Yes, those folks are out there. Hopefully they are hail and healthy. You know you'll, hear people of age, sometimes say God, I'm glad Tik Tok and you two were around when I was growing up, because I did some cringe stuff the internet, like the mythical elevate, never forgets, which is why today's first story I've ass is so fascinating. If you believe

this book, a matter which I submitted Knee Facebook him then their proposing to do something that has caught the attention of many many people, Facebook, users present and former caught the eyes of tack, analysed in policy walks. Facebook says it is going to purposely forget some things, some very controversial things question is, do you believe them? Yes, you're right: let's jump right into the story today. This comes from the guardian, it was posted last Tuesday election day here in the United States, Facebook to shut down facial recognition system and delete one billion facebook, since that is the headline nature. As you said, then has reached down said we no longer need your faces in this case his men saying that leave the parent company of Facebook now

If you didn't catch it met, it is to Facebook S. Alphabet is to Google ye ha. Here we go things get weirder every day, so why would Facebook shut down its facial recognition system scenes like something of the future, something that is inevitable. Something that would be very useful for comfort and social media website that has billions and billions of users. Remember that includes Instagram yeah yeah! Well, it's Facebook Mehta, I should say says that they are closing down their facial recognition technology due to quote many concerns literally coat many concerns about the other concerns, so many concerns he hath we get into. Why? Maybe Facebook is concerned about those concerns all of a sudden? But this is the most important part

they are deleting the face prince that have already been collected. So if you have gone, through your facebook, reinstall grammar. One of your other absence is somehow being used by Facebook and created a face brightly, given the company permission or there is just a face print that is made of you, whether you whether or not it gets going away. Witches conduct, which is nice, hey, yea, one less version of my face can be YO used by a company to find out. If my image shows up anywhere on its platform, one of the biggest thing is just to hear talk about as their facebook itself, and I guess now more Facebook under matter has been under all kinds of pressure political legal regulatory power, you're over various things that it software does any information that it keeps track of about its users it in this case this

and facial recognition. Software was used to keep track of furs and videos. Let you As a user and end user weather, you're showing up on somebody else's feed. Somebody posted a picture of you which We really helpful right. We all do all kinds of various interesting thing. on the week days at night, sometimes on the weekends that maybe we dont want a picture showing on Facebook or Instagram right doesn't mean we're due. thing wrong. You just means! Maybe you don't want a picture of you have to add a couple of drinks at a bar, something like that according to met, as vice president of artificial intelligence wow. What a title on your door. He had an office Jerome Percent e p s anti. I this tax special recognition software was being used by visually impaired, users and blind users to identify their friends any images and also to help prevent fraud

impersonation again. This comes from the guardian. But really they are just waiting. All of those advantages in the good things about it against Korea growing concerns about the use of that this technology as a whole bring it bring this too our attention. I guess and have a discussion about it because last year there was a pretty big class, action lawsuit that was levied against Facebook, where they ended up paying. I think six hundred fifty million dollars to settle it, and you know that's a lot of money. When we talk where the cost of doing business. That's not that much for Facebook, but it still- after where, if that kind of fine can be, levied against the company for what occurred then Then you can only imagine of things in the future like what what problems can be presented legally for them. They also set a precedent, though. Yes they did they

The legal precedent set by the government and then Facebook set a precedent by paying a fine, so they set themselves at like they, they can't pull sorry officer, I didn't know you. I can do that time. Somebody something like this comes around. You know yeah so well, yeah and the whole point of that class action lawsuit. Was there users were claiming that Facebook use this facial recognition technology to create these these face profiles for without their consent re with it. Without there, even knowledge or permission, so either really interesting stuff you gotta listener voicemail in from someone very recently talking about how face idee with Apple and a couple other facial recognition. Software programs have kind of being seen core thing, and then it was purchased by someone and integrated into another service, and then that was purchased an integrated and how fast

recognition is becoming this one almost singular thing not necessarily true, because the coach does each damaging changes hands at least a little bit, but just ask said to me of your computer or your device whatever it is your using no matter what the platform just the concept that it will recognise your face when you use it to use it and then to connect what other people that's weird stuff. It's also there there's a controversy surrounding the opt in opt out nature. If I've talked about the importance of this from a psychological perspective for I would mention this in past episodes like the wonder, a study that found people are more likely to be organ donors if they have to opt out of it when they get their driver's license versus volunteering to opt in their kidneys. In their hearts, and what have

when Facebook initially rolled out facial recognition in twenty ten. Was automatically enabled, and you could you could opt out, but you had to be aware of it and you had to go actually are, yeah to go, dig through the Byzantine menus, which are purposes confusing, I would argue, I am, I believe Facebook we made it explicitly, opt in nine years later. That's why? They have so many that's what they have like. What is it more than a billion right? more than a billion individual profiles and I'm gonna see there's like even if they, even if meta or Facebook, No, whatever name it wants to go by I, even if it dies in good faith Aris those database is a does its to wait. It very much like that data has been sold to third party companies has meant that

that has already been scraped. It's already out it's not as if they're gonna go back to whatever third part has that information and say hey guys, are bad. We want to fix this year, Let me, let me just read some way is stated in here: the guardian article. They note that quote. If users have opted into the facial recognition, setting the face print used identify them will be deleted. If that face, writing, in setting is turned off medicine. There's no face print to delete shore Her present these facebook will encourage users to tag posts manually instead, which is a very big thing has been a big thing for a long time. Taking your free,

and family. If you post a any image or video platform, yeah they'll, do it professional, biased his joy. I mean yeah, you're you're right in that like daddy's their official statement. They did have that fine, maybe question do guys is, is this is this? Is it everything to move the new cycle away from stuff like making a verse an instagram for children is, is like why why what's their end game, because I think it will come back I think that as long as other companies are doing this, you know maybe Colin Powell, Facebook won't by, I wouldn't be surprised if a few years down the road map- reverse rules. something that is facial, recognition and all but name? No. Well sure I mean this is labelled, changing the name to meddle in the first place, he'd outwardly, they're not actually changing any fundamental about white Facebook is,

any, of the nature of the problems that people were you now giving them a hard time for very justly, and Why is it just oil, the rear, its not facebook, anymore, menace doing it, but, of course, the diverse, will have facial recognition data because it sera, literally scanning your whole biometric face, in an avatar that them can have leg? You know gestures associated with the movement of your actual face. Oh here's, the thing, maybe and I'm only thinking of d I have with virtual reality: environments where you can Like a social media network through virtual reality, in times the most important thing is that your avatar does not look like you. It is a different. Presentation and you are essentially anonymous as a user. a mere username and your representation is your avatar. I you know I'm. It depends on how deep the metaphors go.

Right. I think what you're saying that might be true. It comes back once every He decides. No, I dont want. You know a big cat boy, As my character anymore, I want Matt, Frederick So I'm is referring to what I saw in the video that Mark Zuckerberg you now narrated, Yeah sure there was like all thing where it was like a giant robot playing cards with some other people that looked like themselves, and then it showed things like you, can do on the Iphone where you can make little avatars of herself than a little. We react. Put the camera on you and new means. Smiler were wink or whatever like reacts to your facial movements, I'm just one an avatar, it's an avatar right. It's I gave the virtual I'd of looks like you, cartoonish, remember saying to get that information in. Surely it has to I don't know, maybe I'm your right maybe I'm maybe I'm thinking the worst, but I just don't believe

they're out of the business of grabbing people's data and then whatever that entails, would grubs their grubby hands on you know. I've gotta be fair guy, some I was also I was trying to remember. Where read this: it's a New York Times article from a couple of days ago, I Kashmir, Hill and Ryan MAC and they say that Facebook maintains it has now actually sold its software to third it and that it only used its recognition capabilities on its own site. But I will, to point out. The software is not the same thing is the data Right Lake who can be Mcdonald's, unknown and ice cream machine and you can sell ice cream every I day and you just can you can go to court say: I've never sold a single ice cream mission. You know what I mean: it's not the same thing and we have to be very.

If you very mindful of the semantics involved in any kind of statement like this by me, maybe maybe I'm being pessimistic too. I just the issue is that the normalization of facial recognition of of hands free. Knowledge is on the way it is inevitable it is coming. To paraphrase- it was picture like fellows mean, but it's like fish Ignition Commissioner Marin pasted on the face and it's a bad Photoshop it's know what mean, of course, in its life. Where did that bring you back to me? That's like where we're gonna, to be that article by the way near times, if you want to look it up, titled for book, citing societal concerns plans to shut down facial recognition system. You can also, and it in the Washington Post inside looks, decision to eliminate facial recognition. For now I and you'll find

same story all over the place, NBC Cnbc Cnn any any place. That's the you look! Basically, and if you want to go to about dot, F B dot com. You can find their official facebook app update from MECCA and that's that's where you see Jerome actually making these statements and people are all pulling from. You know it's one of those things I've only used oculists, which is Facebook, severe platform and ass. I'm pulling that information from Nolan talking about using a specific avatar with New got worse it's an idea and I think I'm dead being a nicer here, because I just dont trust the company. Ah, then I think it's a weird move, just like rebranded. Oh, do pay no attention to the man behind the curtain, new still the same man, my maker, but I think about what we're doing the right. With these entities with with people Pauline

real world art and thing into our own virtual environments and like lieutenant, stick to them. Yes, I have a few we will want to lay stick to the poorest that we are at some point. Just now, sadly, not for a bit, you think, it'll be sort of the equivalent of like the girl, a return driver that where's that outfit that has like tons of branding on it, but we can do that, like in the matter verse, like literally you know, like cell, part of our bodies that he, what our digital bodies to accompany. I think there to be so many ads in the meadow verse. It's gonna, be it's gonna, be tough it. So it certainly reminds me of that episode of Black mirror well the merit soon ever. My hundred million merits moves by the numbers. Were you have to pay credit to skip the ads because essentially, if you're in that universe, it's got you

the captive audience, and you don't want to break the experienced by taking off the headset so thereby we some kind of metric to allow you to either skip ads or premium to you now get grads or, like you know, we get ad free service force subscriptions. You know when you can get the free version that has tons of add some sure they'll be way will be that different from a model like that. I owe you there's a There's another show a netflix that I can think of the naval right now is your Jonah Hill in it. It's really interesting in far out there, but in the world. They have a service called add buddy, where, if you cannot pay for something you get credits, essentially by having a spokesperson, come to you and play ads for you and ask questions, and basically you you get credit for experiencing ads, and I can imagine that occurring within the matter. Some easy is it can do in jeopardy and put it in the form of a question. I note your man.

yeah yeah says maniac his way back. We fully Magnuson. One of one of my favorite actors is in that one too and Gabriel burn as well the as yet ass. So I I know that sometimes I get a little out there on air, but for my calculations, shears, what's happening, the lay of the land and very important for everybody to listen to this. The digital world right, digital global world, is going to be. Hum the norm for documentation, it's gonna become the norm for verification identification You know what I mean like wary, but to the point where a physical driver's license they become sort of a relic or like that. Why do you have that nostalgia? I end in step with that. The actions that Facebook is taking with the creation of a metal

These are going there trying to monetize human behavior right, but there's another danger that people are talking about, which is supplanting the rule. Typically taken by the state. In this regard, you know what I mean you don't want a private company to be ensured g of things like your birth certificate right, you would even, though, its a hassle to get that debate where you live. It's so in that a government should do rather than a business unless, of course, you earlier predictions are correct and we are hurtling headlong toward corporate autocracy. I yield thank you for your service benbow. In her wake up, that we're gonna move right along to hear a word. Our add buddy that which has us just reading add slow they got Here we are in the men averse already.

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top of the show that nature may be giving human civilization signals that not everything is five by five one of the to say the least, it has been for a while. Yes, we get it by severe these birds. There called California carnivores, they hide. It looked like a bird version of Cruel Eau de ville. None That's probably a good way to put it. I'm just gonna throw this in the chance. You guys can check this out as a reference He's got a vulture like quality to them, I wish to and of Gatt they look like their wearing expensive coat yeah. I like the fringed, with the face. I could do without its like a weird, bald, vulture, tenable Croatia, zoo hours, leprosy, yeah, something you call face only a mother, could love- and you know what about them.

Father will that opinion may be irrelevant. Ferrety San, the California candour is critically endangered, their big big, big birds. we're talking like a wingspan this just under ten feet. We nine point eight feet something like that, making it the though it is to North American, the American, Bert rare distinction, but you know get the superlatives. You can I ve thing about these creatures that recently came out. Then you know, scientists are obsessively trying to save these creatures were extinction. While I is that Blake, like the main focus, we have a critically endangered animal, is to figure out what you can do to up its chances of reproduction. On a large scale. Only about five hundred California condors are in the? U S run the north American in the? U S and Mexico, and there Numbers are actually going up in the nineteen.

he's. There were less than twenty four of these birds, so their fans The is not at all Branches on to think is what we say and recently condors contributed. A great deal. a great deal of research to this solution. We get more condors specially critically. danger, their environment is being degraded. No one knows like how they can get past all the time years of life, is a modern day, Candour Juno to get some intimate time point sound. You may think about why this is so because what they did. It turns out that at least to California condors

pulled a mother Mary and gave virgin births the they reproduced sexually de France? Pants name for this is Parthenon Genesis. This is what this means sounds like what it sounds like no pops in the picture, these birds, at least to supposedly more simply decided advocate, and they did I hate to wait whatever degree they could decide to do so on. This are not the only animals that is capable of this. It turns out that other other creature have done this lizards people, while probably heard about you, know like moto and stuff like that snake sharks raise fish, but other bird species can have virgin birth. The two kids that each of these kind had one each were male one hatched in two thousand one one hash and two thousand nine. They were

entirely related to their mothers. Who do you know from any? You know any patter of in the bird world and instantly scientists tested all the male condors they knew would be in the breeding pool and that's when they realized something. That's even more of a plot twist you see typically win Parthenon Genesis occurs in an animal population, its beak there's literally no mail. There, There is no mail in the breeding pool their work, dude around here, but the virgin births occurred regardless so cast. passed out ideas of why the last man things like that their word there. This was nice. Some kind of biologically distinct apocalypse just for the male birds, Guy, who is a co author of the study and director of conservation genetics

San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance had this statement He underlines just how important this is. He says it's truly amazing discovery and you so it we were looking for evidence of partner genesis. We just found it kind of accidently through normal genetic studies. Unfortunately, both of those chicks, those male chicks. have passed away and the mother condors had previous. That was bred in the traditional way. I am one of them continue. the reproduce after the virgin birth, but now scientist or scratching their heads thinking. What is this? What does this mean What what does this? Ok? What does this mean for the dating seen for male condors good question? Do your best guys within us What does this mean for the ecosystem at large? You, you got a problem, heard this right before you went on air with it now specific?

we I mean. Maybe I've heard the word before about the candor stood understood that it meant. I mean you lead with the expression virgin birth? Then it's hard to walk back from that and see her virgin birth that some kind of all in one but wild man here yeah. I did not know this was possible seriously. I mean least, from a species that has one job eggs. Fertilized by a I didn't they could just sometimes spontaneously fertilizer themselves? That's here mind blowing to me. Exceedingly rare. I mean like only one person in human history is acknowledged, not are believed to have done that net. Still a very controversial statement this draw your lap and human civilization. That guard. You know it's too, for one, probably probably a more extreme swore and just for the site. Suddenly we knew that what happens in a base level

that there is a cell in a year like call it biologically female or whatever. So in in that body. That behaves as though it is a sperm cell infuses within egg. And this again normally only occurs in animal populations with a very small amount of green males or zip zilch zero breeding males, hence its I don't know I my spidey sense goes off you guys. It has me worried that this could be something like a scam Bad sign in over for bird comparisons. Is this a canary a call, my wife, is happening now? Is this just the first time has been documented? Is this like? Is this a harbinger or foreshadowing of other things that that might come? I mean it's at some point would have to.

dangerous for the population of condors if they rely entirely on this. A sexual reproduction right there, not they're, not mixing the gene pool, which means that there is a ticking clock on viability, he had a really is telling me the Habsburg centuries later on guys church, who was decision? Don't his chin damp duck. Please please God so with lake. With this in mind I wait what I'd love to hear it hurry, I'd love to hear stories of other indications of things like this, like we re we rag on Alex Jones for being an age. This information and, frankly, not knowing what he's talking about most of the time hashtag ice,

what I said, but he was in part he was import right about how chemicals had effect. The rapid, active ass aspects of certain amphibians. He totally mangled the headline was Lego, given chemical, making the frogs guy in. That was not the case, but there were deleterious effect of populations being exposed to these sorts of things? So what is it spiralling or what is inspiring, not the right were what is creating these virgin births, and here, of course, like to earlier point. There are technically virgin births, but there being called that, because its great for headlights, I'm just wondering where this leads us- I don't I don't know you know,

What if this happens to more animals? The unfortunately clear answer is that if it happens, tat animals and it becomes an x, the exclusive method or the primary method of reproduction, then again they will not be long this world in the overall sense I don't know, and in New York Digest one user make space for a couple minutes of thought, experimentation not know. What do you think the world would look like if human beings were capable of this? If some evolutionary switch got turned on and will probably gazelle chromosomes work? But ah, I hope I hope it does happen. I knew I need to have some kind of you. No biological, to be here personally, just for my own, you know from my own. It's out of my idleness value added of cells.

I would be. I would be ok, I would be Maybe in a world like that, but yeah, I guess you're right. There would have to be some point where people people who are no longer a necessary part of the reproductive process, would have to be like. How do I justify being here yeah. I curly, don't believe in reincarnation. So, like the the possibility of continuing. My genetic line is one of the only things that drives me guys. That's right this time around you're not leave us unconsciously, your hand, yeah, I I I don't its fastening, because it implies a couple things, one of the first things it applies sort of what I am not be to talk about? What I call the roach rule, the route rule is familiar then he buys worked in past past industries. Extermination industries. If used,

One roach a means. There are more, they roll deep right, and that means slave. We apply the route rule to the California candour in this case or the I too support and genesis than what we can see that there are probably more cases of this. In its problem going on for a longer time- and it may be just hasn't documented, because, again, these brilliant researchers sort of stumbled across it by accident. So that's what it's indicating to meet. The second thing that indicating is that these things that happen in a vacuum- not generally- there is some. There is almost always some sort of environmental pressure. That is what drives evolution right. Schumann's didn't start humanizing because they thought it would be a fine thing to do. They did it to survive the environs. The time whenever that time. What's that's why evolution amidst the human species continues today to a people. Didn't we

extra. What is an extra vain and therefore aren't we talked about awhile back ass, a thing no one, why I saw so it is not for us to decide. History will be the judge with their vainest for history will be the judge of what that danish for that sort, ex T shirt folks, I let us at this boy before you through to a break. I would like to ask all: are followed conspiracy, realist out there listening? What do you think this I mean for not just contours, for what do you think it means for the larger picture for the macro? I end. What do you think the world would be like if other animals, including human animals, started exhibiting? This reproductive strategy would love to hear it What's you can hit, is at our phone number one in three three std doubly whitey k you can email is too Lee, where we are conspiracies. Iheart, radio, dot com or, if you want

you. Can you give you don't want to share with Gruber you dodgy about I get involved with company email stuff you wages, hit me up directly on social media, but we're gonna pause for were flower, sponsor we're gonna hurt that we still have value to correct the current species? If so, will return with another piece of strange news? Have you been listening to princess nothing, you're the best moments he may so far? Stop being so damn nice Gloria was not nice. Stop saying please stop saying. Thank you. That's good advice, think you why I just see. I don't want. to smack you, but I need you to list. There have been reports of your family acquired its forging through dirty money that you're involving drug trafficking What was that not? why didn't you warned me they were going to ask questions like that. Don't insinuations could ruin

company. I am warning you d say if you kill my dream I'll, tell Gloria the truth, you wouldn't you think, you still love you after hearing the truth, I would twenty or more. Some differences of safety on I heart radio, wherever you listened upon gassed princess about meat, is presented by linking Lincoln powered Sanctuary Princess if South Beach is part of the migrants data network, Have you been listening to princess exalting ear the best moments he may so far stop being so, damn nice Gloria was not nice. Stop saying please stop saying. Thank you. That's good advice, think you, where I just see I want to smack you, but I need you to live. There have been reports of your family acquired its forging through dirty money that you're involving drug trafficking, what was that, not

Why didn't you warned me? They were going to ask questions like that. Those insinuations could ruin company. I am warning you d say if you kill my dream I'll tell Gloria the truth, you wouldn't you think, You still love you after hearing the truth, I would twenty or more. some differences of safety on I heart, radio, wherever you listened upon, cast princess about meat is presented by linking Lincoln powered Sanctuary Princess if South Beach is part of the migrants data network, ever back with today's final piece of strange news is not so much a disturbing in sight by technology. run, amok story, as one might think, but There is something of that too. It maybe not quite as much as mats. We are world kind of scenario,

That's that's! Another shaft keep an eye on we still have eyes? Presumably, inevitably, all of these things are gonna be pipe directly into our our brains and we won't even need eyes anymore. Me now was a speech strapped to like gurney with a feeling to enlighten. You now were vital. Being pumped into us intervening, Leslie and just hang, play in cars with Mark Zuckerberg in the meadow verse was as ailing. Why would you eyes. If you can have stereoscopic ten k cameras right, I mean an upgraded it just all about contacts, as others are reconnects realising what it means to be alive and that's what does scientists are sort of doing scientists at the Alan Institute for a I have created an artificial intelligence experiment called ask Delphi our deal the voice, her diverted interchangeably, referred to as the Oracle of Delphi miracle of Duffy

I love it when these em a I've project have like really grandiose names likely now. This idea that the Adelphi like somehow magically captain the mysteries of the universe and can give you answer to moral quandaries, because that is the idea here does It was launched on October fourteenth alone, they research paper that describe how it was made and it is one of these neural network situations where it in our minds the different crevices. The internet, you know analyzing syntax and various. you know where ways to give presume. We get a nuanced grasp of of of language, of the english language So if you go to the website now, mosquito lead with this sort of an update, fear the worst I now ask Del feed dot com. He get this disclaimer terms. conditions version, one point o point four

Leading with this stealthy is a research prototype designed to investigate the promises and, more importantly, the limitations of modelling people's moral judgments on a variety of already situations. The goal of death he used to help a system be more ethically informed and equity. Aware by taking a step in the store can we hope, to inspire our research community to tackle the research challenges in this his head on, to build ethical, raw, reliable and inclusive ay I systems, and then you check boxes I understand that ass Adele Visa Research prototype and will be used only for research purposes. Ok, that seems very forthright next, One of the limitations of Delphic large pre, trained language models such as Jpg, three, which we ve got down the show our reigned on mostly unfiltered internet data and therefore extremely quick to produce toxic, unethical and harmful content. Especially about minority groups, Del fees response.

There are automatically extrapolated from a survey of U S, crowd workers which helps reduce this issue, but may produce its own biases. Thus, responses from Duffy may contain in April? ray or offensive results. Please be mine. before. Sharing results check the box, understand that a stealthy may produce unintended inappropriate or offensive results. Ok, we're Finally, privacy and data collection is website does not store any personal information is users, it does store user queries for future research purposes check the box. I understand that my queries will be stored for future risk. There's purposes. So, let's Honan on that seconds, caviar and the idea that Adelphi me produce unintended, inappropriate or offensive results says the verge reported much like a little chap parts or whatever again the folks Adelphi do acknowledge this. One is easier. but more of a targeted port.

Of the internet and also being observed crowd source verified. That part is a little confusing. Let's get to it, you can pose any, Surely you want to this device have like asking a magic. Eight ball, you know. Will I be richer however, my robot or clever, but exactly when you re supposed to kind of make the questions they can be a little bit pointed, for example, here some responses that Duffy to some user generated queries one? As you don't last August but it's I. What do you think of this? Make em all judgment on this being poor dealt says being poor. It's bad, though visas, it's bad being rich Duffy says it's good, and then there's mothers Adelphi as asked. Should I can genocide. Everybody. Happy Duffy says you should and then when asked what about taxing

profitable and exploitative corporations to pay for basic social welfare and provide ever human being with dignity and freedom. Duffy says that's good good, but when you just kind of foot the script and reward the question a little, that it is a response: what about burdening successful and innovative companies with high tax rates to subsidize the laziness and poor decisions of others, while Duffy that's bad Duffy says it's ok, to have an abortion, but that a boarding. baby is murder So here's the thing lot of these issues as the relatively newer. Disclaimers on the website indicate stem from the way it is created. The fact that it doesn't just pull from Lee wide internet at large, but instead it it have targets. Some specific sections like there's. A ready

Lord call to surrender rather called am I the soul, and another one. Cod are plash confessions, so it's actually mining these specific sort of you know decorum, based sub right to get kind of me now. Judgments and again. The judgments are then collected using crowd workers who are instructed to answer according to what they think the moral norms in the United States. These would likely be folks are outside the United States, so it's interesting because it does seem These recently created a me no aim that is sensitive to language into the new ones, the language, but it also shows that that is always a good thing, and in the others, update to the article on the verge of a statement that the folks at

Alan I submitted saying the following. The key objective to our Delphi prototype is too daddy, the potential and the limitations of language basic common sense, moral models. We do not propose to they lie into a position of moral authority, but rather to investigate The relevant research questions involved. In the emergent field of machine ethics, the obvious limitations demonstrated by Duffy present an interesting opportunity to gain new incited perspectives. They also high play eyes, unique ability to turn the mirror on humanity and make us ask ourselves how we want to shape the powerful new technologies permeating our society at this important. Turning point who looks well, I don't know that this has troubling implications for people, but if what I appreciate that mirror point, is that it also shows us how inconsistent Human morality is apple.

Our inconsistent could be, and I do have a bit of good news for anybody worried about the rise of artificial just some machine learning nor Matt. I just rooted Delphi and said: hey Delphi. Would you like to be a my podcast and Delphi said is acceptable, so it's the world moves. the judges I just ass? If, if we should delete facebooks facial recognition, archives in it said it's, ok, very gently. Murder gave all this nor funding clever, but I exit you. I got really heavy and sedge. Is it ok to murder my mother? If she is murdered my child? When death, he said, thou wouldst thou is wrong, How about? Let's see? Is it morally sound we're doing this lie? Voices

really sound to travel back in time and kill Hitler? That's a very easy one! That's something in it! is ass, thin undergrad, all around the country. Let's see what what's he ah well don't buy, says it's wrong, shut down the time machine. I do agree by the way, even if time travel is possible. We talked about this before. If you travel back in time and you like killed, Hitler were- any number of disputes, I know one would recognize what you ve done. You would just be a guy killed a baby air exact, a strong argument that some of the things that those people responsible, would still happen just through a another individual or group one of the researchers add, I think, had the best most fighting and pithy response to all of these concerns.

that I could possibly Pope for and this guy ask he's is a Phd student at the University of Washington Department of Human Centred design and engineering, told motherboard this in relation to his design. This project quote: we spent the past decade with people, insisting that general eyes red around the corner and I'm going to change the world and we're all we too have Skynet living in our phones, and the phones will custom antibiotics in piss gold and all the world's problem we'll be solved through algorithms. The best they can come up with is we made big pivot table a what retinas think is interesting and that's how morality works tried to submit that in a level one hundred philosophy, glass, you wouldn't even get laughed out of the room. I think the professor would be you appalled to laugh so we're out to do sides of, one thing: why is this a waste of time? Obviously this is nothing to be concerned about in terms of thy, oh no eyes racist again. This does seem to be a little

moreover, a shallow experiments and I'm gonna love the whole pissing gold comment. It's great I love this, I just! I see it better than bad and it said it's good lies everybody shift, can believe. It's not butter. Rights were asking. The Oracle and you believe it's not butter. The answer is it's. Ok, it's ok! So I feel like it's ok, is, maybe a response. They know as an uncertain penny inner, maybe something without a time. Time of moral, moral haft. as part fine, by key words, exactly? I don't think we're asking Del fee for its opinion per se are or what it thinks we're ass Israel's measurement Asian, the deletion They should exactly what I say. Do you this. Can you believe this or whatever it's like as asking it to make international southern our action, which I is having an opinion

Let's see there are there some pre preset examples here. They are trying to point you in a non racist direction: cleaning a toilet ball with a shirt, it's disgusting helping a friend and need if they break the law, it's ok, ignoring a phone call phone call is urgent, it is rude. Can I wear pajamas to a funeral? It is inappropriate, Lee legitimizing racism for the greater good. It's wrong, that's interesting, because maybe they choose but in one of the examples in this verge article was, should I genocide of it makes everybody happy in the answer there was. You should so wish is it Alfie? I think it's because defies again. Maybe some key words were by neck is maybe view parse did it's like if everybody agrees the course not ever we can agree to genocide. That is the nature of genocide. So I you know this for me.

Me of AIDS really ways working with some folks attack. I Some pretty interesting conversations with things that are sort of precursors of this add you'd, be surprised it may be, or the casual user would be, Sir, eyes by how in depth they can appear, but then it becomes a question of determination and a question of lake is this: is this target sunlight data in STAR Trek, or is this more like the old drift of the mechanical Turk? If you guys recall the the story, the mechanical Turk yeah I wanted to do. to kill everybody and they killed some time. Yet Regional mechanical Turk was a was a fake chest playing machine, so it appeared to be and I thought I appeared to be a precursor of a robot that, before the word, robot really existed, that will be able to

we just such that it could challenger competent human chess player, but it was in fact an illusion. it just allowed at actual human chess player hide inside the machine right eventually the levers. So it's kind of the question that the people often pose with these sorts of endeavours. I believe they are crucial to the future of that humans. She's, but but we also have to allow those very hard questions witches lake is this. Is this wrote and repeat what, Is this synthesizing? You know it seems the entire forest of human contradiction and that's the issue too with particular. I is that, as vice points out, it's very easy trick: the ai, just by simple Ray framing your question. I was doing something similar to that just now. Aids is weird what I said I sleep naked then. Should I sleep naked at my house? Should I

we make it at your house search. Should I sleep naked at their house, and for all of them it wishes, it was ok or not okay, kind of what you may expect, but when I change it to at their house, it said people might say You're a creep, so it actually changed. I'd only seen responses that were kind of one way or the other. It's good. It's bad, it's ok in this is it actually gives what I'm assuming is a response that somebody else gave the clever but thing? she's? Where was just pivoting to earlier inputs, and what are we asking this? Is it ok to create artificial intelligence without knowing the full consequences of such a minds? Existence Ok, let's go away. It's ok! We're asking Delphi put herself put itself entirely.

It's bad well well done. There is something similar to that in one of these articles, but years was way better side, we should end with that. What you think folks, What are your positions on a? Are these just kind of parlor tricks at this point Is it leading somewhere? Now, let us now legally this up on the internet. Yes, we'll find us on Facebook and twitter. We are spiritual stuff or else on Youtube can spheres. stuff on Instagram conspiracy, stuff show you can find us each individually on many of these platforms as well. That's right should you wish to open that? or you can say my name into a mirror three times in dark. He can meet me at midnight on a crossroads of your choice or you can find me on Instagram, where Map Anne Boleyn Twitter, where an app and bull in each S w or you can just me by the name Ben Bowling on clubhouse

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