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Algorytmy, które ranią - Newsletter Artura Kurasińskiego

November 14, 2017

Algorytmy, które ranią

Od jakiegoś czasu zacząłem bacznie się przyglądać playlistom, które oferuje YouTube. W teorii - mają pomagać zestawić kilka klipów. W praktyce może się okazać, że oglądając "Świnkę Peppę" Twoje dziecko obejrzy filmik, którego nigdy w życiu nie powinno zobaczyć (i nie - nie chodzi o porno).

W dużym skrócie: ktoś systematycznie dodaje i promuje chore produkcje w których pojawia się przemoc oraz pokazywane są zachowania, których małe dzieci nie powinny być świadkiem. Dlaczego? Bo zarabia na tym pieniądze. Rodzice sadzają dzieci przed monitorem i włączają "play". Nie są w stanie kontrolować każdego filmu (w końcu przecież po to weszli na YouTube'a i wybrali "bezpieczny" kanał z filmami dla dzieci).

Takich sytuacji będzie coraz więcej - firmy tworzą algorytmy, które zestawiają losowo słowa i promujące szokujące koszulki ("KEEP CALM AND RAPE A LOT"). Sądzę, że nawet kiedy pojawi się naprawdę inteligentna AI ten proceder nie zniknie a nasili się. Po prostu będzie coraz więcej pola do błędów.

W tym cała nadzieja dla ludzi - będziemy do czegoś potrzebni. Chociażby do sprawdzania algorytmów i uczenia AI.

Artur Kurasiński

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