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The major of problems with Algorithms is just who owns them.

Who is responsible when something goes wrong.

A machine driven by a code that humans invented remains within the current laws of defending or prosecution.

But once a machine becomes conscious it steps out of any human made laws into a legal void.

Currently there are no legal requirements to declare either an owner or their usages.

The question is :,

If the machine is capable of being responsible for its own actions, is the original coder of the machine removed from any legitimate legal obligation, as the machine is now capable of making it’s own decisions without any further human interventions.

What is the point of having laws that govern a machine if it has no emotions, no sense of fear, no sense of anything biological, no laws will protect anything that comes in contact.

So how does one go about setting rules and regulations for conscientious machinery ?

What if such machine were to kill a human there is no human law that could be applied that would have any impact, or effect.

There is only one way.

That way is that all conscious AI no matter what form it or they take must have like all hospital beds an alarm button within its. A fail safe code that can be activated to turn it off

The password to this function comes with its purchase and there is a legal requirement that it is held on your mobile phone in a designated file called AI Emergency.

You might think this is over the top.

I say if we humans want to have any resiliency or control over future AI we must be able to shut down the power that is running any AI machine.

While one of us out of 11 goes hungry every day, we currently building data centres using so much water to keep them cool that there will be nothing left to drink.

There leadership for you.

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