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Originally Posted by JoeRedskin
No. It wouldn't. Law is a human creation intended to be for humans and adjudicated by humans.
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So are computers.
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Originally Posted by JoeRedskin
Inherent in its creation is the use and consideration of human emotions (bias, mercy, prejudice, compassion, etc.). To then remove emotion from the application of such a creation is to create a systematic flaw.
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I'm not seeing any evidence of the removal of human flaws creating a more flawed system.
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The resultant and inherent inhuman application of such laws would lead to attrocities and the "logical/rational" choices in which a mechanical being would make no attempt to save a drowning child.
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WTF?!?!??! Where are you getting this from?
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Originally Posted by JoeRedskin
For good or ill, the law is our creation. It is meant for us and for us to apply it. I for one, chose not to surrender the adjudication of my actions to a highly sophisticated calculator. Accordingly, I will ask no one else to either.
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It's called progress.