Is AI the answer?

Philosophy Forums Society, Government, and Economics
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We have had debates about the various forms of
government since, oh, Plato… and the various candidates
are all the same familiar suspects… democracy, monarchy,
dictatorship, oligarchy, aristocracy, communism, theocracy,
anarchy and variations of socialism…

and each of these have had their moment in the sun,
but each of them has flaws, some of them fatal flaws…
but hear is some food for thought…

what about AI?

Allow AI to be the central voice in our government…
does having AI being our government have questions?
to be sure, but I think with the right framework, we can make
AI be the executive branch of government…
with people being the legislative and judicial branch of
government…

One of the inherent problems with the executive branch has
been its bias, either left or right… what if we remove this bias?
Can this solve some of the problems we have had within
government? AI can’t be bribed, or threatened or attacked…
it doesn’t care about that… a simple and fair running of
the numbers, which we have to supply, granted, but once
that is agreed upon, we let the system do its thing…
and by giving AI some slack, we can give it enough space
to grow and evolve into leadership… which in
many ways is the heart of being the executive of any system…
and in part too, this way we remove people from the executive
because people are fallible and messy about the way decisions
are made… we remove emotional responses from the executive
branch…

What do you think as a thought experiment…

Kropotkin

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Until emotional intelligence and intelligent intelligence can be tested by the same criteria, - mean in most sentiment beings these separate resourced areas of cognitive realization are not being apparent; & the test is unnecessary-

Those whom has such unaware unity has not been accorded to, and they go around life constantly judging others by supposedly objective criteria, their judgement may suddenly shift when their sense of emotional contexts change their methods of judgment.

They can form catastrophic and singular opinions, not necessarily based on societal ‘facts’ which are in line with most people’s needs, but impinge on others their own wanted prerogatives that they are sure are best for others.

The self=other formula breaks down at critical times, and without an overtly shared default position, there may be big trouble ahead.

AI , as we speak, my gut level tells me, is being programmed bit by bit to axiomatically replace that missing assessed naturally feelings which need to be correlated with the deepest state of cognitive awareness.

I may be off on this but I feel increasing confidence in holding to this feeling.