[small update]First ever AI presidential candidate

[Drak3]

I always thought Robonia would be the first.

[Keg Ops]

3 hours ago, Denis Rakhmanov said:

 

Listens to everybody. Everyday Alisa is talking to millions of people and every response helps make a country better

 

Jesus Christ, well get ready for Hitler v2. Everyone remembers what happened the last time an AI was exposed to the internet. 

 

Diplomatic shitposting soon. 

 

More: https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=microsoft+twitter+ai&FORM=HDRSC2

[mr moose]

It's not intelligence if it doesn't put self preservation above all other criteria.       

[Okjoek]

She gets my vote.

[PocketNerd]

What could possibly go wrong?

[TidaLWaveZ]

2 hours ago, Dan Castellaneta said:

People say that President Trump is retarded, but let's be honest here: an AI president would be way worse regardless of what you think of our current situation.

[Taf the Ghost]

12 hours ago, Tech_Dreamer said:

i've been talking about this for sometime, A.I Oversight on humans. No selective corruption based on particulars or feelings driven politics.

You'd like it right up until the moment you feed it IQ & Race data. Which they've done in a few contexts before, then promptly have to reprogram the AI because it's spitting out politically unacceptable information.

[Nicnac]

15 hours ago, Denis Rakhmanov said:

 

Available 27/7. You can talk to her anytime of the day 7 days a week and not just once a year on TV (Putin holds yearly live Q&A on central TV)

In Russia Day has  3 hours more.

[Denis Rakhmanov]

6 minutes ago, Nicnac said:

In Russia Day has  3 hours more.

Sorry, my mistake

[cluelessgenius]

"trusting" a machine like this is hard and all but the points made on the website are legit to some degree. i dont know if i can trust a machine but i sure as hell know i cannot trust politicians. so having country wide decision calculated for the greater good instead of whose cousin profits from a construction contract or something does sound good. 

whether or not id vote for her would depend on the level of sophistication it is on. id have to see it first. maybe have her be an advisor first for a couple a years and see how she would decide in global questions before actually letting her act on it?

[MadyTehWolfie]

Fallout 3 predicted this

[Thony]

I cant aprove an AI candidate until AI can make own decisions based on its own research.

[vorticalbox]

17 hours ago, Keg Ops said:

Jesus Christ, well get ready for Hitler v2. Everyone remembers what happened the last time an AI was exposed to the internet. 

 

Diplomatic shitposting soon. 

 

More: https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=microsoft+twitter+ai&FORM=HDRSC2

That's regression not actually AI any jow it did exactly as it was designed to do learn from how people interacted with it.

 

It's not the Ai fault it's data set was 4chan users. 

[Brooksie359]

21 hours ago, WhisperingKnickers said:

I think in the event that the AI was elected there would have to be rules that the AI could not be tampered with or influenced by the company in the time that it was in office

Yes but what about the age requirements for Presidency?