The idea sounds nice, but practically it may also occur to be a double edged sword. If there is an AI that could significantly help in oversight of decision-makers, then there is almost surely an AI that could help the decision-makers drive public opinion in their desired direction. And since leaders usually have more resources (network, money) than the public, I’d assume that this scenario has larger probability than the successful oversight scenario. Intuitively, way larger.
I wonder how we could achieve oversight without getting controlled back in the process. Seems like a tough problem.
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The idea sounds nice, but practically it may also occur to be a double edged sword. If there is an AI that could significantly help in oversight of decision-makers, then there is almost surely an AI that could help the decision-makers drive public opinion in their desired direction. And since leaders usually have more resources (network, money) than the public, I’d assume that this scenario has larger probability than the successful oversight scenario. Intuitively, way larger.
I wonder how we could achieve oversight without getting controlled back in the process. Seems like a tough problem.