@nprofile1q... When you launch a missile, is the missile the problem ?

Or :

- The person who built it ?
- Who sold it ?
- Who ordered the attack ?
- Who loaded it ?
- Who chose the target ?
- The person who pressed the button ?
- The fact that part of this decision-making chain is automated ?
- The fact that people are making money from this automation ?
- The person who thinks all this is "ok/normal/business" ?
- All of this ?
- Or the fact that we focus on the missile and not the victims ? 👉🌔

@nprofile1q...

Could you please reread your comments and think about it for… I don't know… at least 5 seconds ?

And it's not "developing a military system" like developing ARPANET or the GPS … it means letting algorithms decide which humans to KILL based on inevitably biased data.

If you still don't see anything wrong with it, perhaps you're lacking a touch of morality ? Basic decency ?

I mean, even Red Hat is trying to sweep the bloodstains under the carpet here.

PS : Don't patronize me.

@nprofile1q... I hope this is a (very bad) joke.