>then totally mechanical arbiters will handle most disputes once they're good enough. It seems to me that any such arbiter would need to have the practical ability to interpret the human intent behind…
That article is in the opinion section.
Did you hit the car? Would the car have hit someone else if it accelerated or braked? Perhaps the AI made the right decision.
Some humans categorize every noun by gender and every verb by conjugation behavior... and even memorize multiple definitions and connotations for thousands of words.
You make dubious claims in paragraph one, invent motivations in paragraphs two and three, then attack those motivations in paragraph four. Orin is a well known law professor, and he definitely doesn't care about how…
Number of rotations will probably be clustered. (degrees rotated mod 360)/4, not so much.
>then totally mechanical arbiters will handle most disputes once they're good enough. It seems to me that any such arbiter would need to have the practical ability to interpret the human intent behind…
That article is in the opinion section.
Did you hit the car? Would the car have hit someone else if it accelerated or braked? Perhaps the AI made the right decision.
Some humans categorize every noun by gender and every verb by conjugation behavior... and even memorize multiple definitions and connotations for thousands of words.
You make dubious claims in paragraph one, invent motivations in paragraphs two and three, then attack those motivations in paragraph four. Orin is a well known law professor, and he definitely doesn't care about how…
Number of rotations will probably be clustered. (degrees rotated mod 360)/4, not so much.