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The Medicare hack was not AI's fault. Here's who we should be blaming (opens the original)
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The phrase is evocative. It conjures images of sentient machines operating beyond human control, making their own decisions and pursuing their own agendas. It sounds like the opening chapter of a science fiction novel rather than a cyber security incident. And that is precisely why we should be paying attention to the language being used. Not because there are no risks associated with artificial intelligence. There are. Not because the Medicare incident should be dismissed. It shouldn't. But bec
The Medicare hack was not AI's fault. Here's who we should be blaming (opens the original)
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The phrase is evocative. It conjures images of sentient machines operating beyond human control, making their own decisions and pursuing their own agendas. It sounds like the opening chapter of a science fiction novel rather than a cyber security incident. And that is precisely why we should be paying attention to the language being used. Not because there are no risks associated with artificial intelligence. There are. Not because the Medicare incident should be dismissed. It shouldn't. But bec
To err is human, to AI is not (opens the original)
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The phrase is evocative. It conjures images of sentient machines operating beyond human control, making their own decisions and pursuing their own agendas. It sounds like the opening chapter of a science fiction novel rather than a cyber security incident. And that is precisely why we should be paying attention to the language being used. Not because there are no risks associated with artificial intelligence. There are. Not because the Medicare incident should be dismissed. It shouldn't. But bec
To err is human, to AI is not (opens the original)
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The phrase is evocative. It conjures images of sentient machines operating beyond human control, making their own decisions and pursuing their own agendas. It sounds like the opening chapter of a science fiction novel rather than a cyber security incident. And that is precisely why we should be paying attention to the language being used. Not because there are no risks associated with artificial intelligence. There are. Not because the Medicare incident should be dismissed. It shouldn't. But bec
To err is human, to AI is not (opens the original)
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The phrase is evocative. It conjures images of sentient machines operating beyond human control, making their own decisions and pursuing their own agendas. It sounds like the opening chapter of a science fiction novel rather than a cyber security incident. And that is precisely why we should be paying attention to the language being used. Not because there are no risks associated with artificial intelligence. There are. Not because the Medicare incident should be dismissed. It shouldn't. But bec
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