In this case, DCAI holds the ultimate decision as to which projects will run on Gefion (as I understand it). So this gives me some hope that at least this particular initiative maintains its long-term focus.
I guess that's what I'm getting at: DCAI will (probably) ultimately decide not to do the most efficient/ruthless/powerful thing once or twice because of their ethical compass. I wonder if some of those leading for-profit models have anything at all truly holding them back from these types of things, other than (maybe) fear of lawsuits.
This is certainly refreshing, but the cynic inside me wonders how long until their good ideas just get gobbled up by for-profit companies.
True, we'll have to wait and see if DCAI's processes are robust enough to keep the vision in check in the long run.
For-profit companies just have a huge advantage there: they don't really need to worry about ethics.
In this case, DCAI holds the ultimate decision as to which projects will run on Gefion (as I understand it). So this gives me some hope that at least this particular initiative maintains its long-term focus.
I guess that's what I'm getting at: DCAI will (probably) ultimately decide not to do the most efficient/ruthless/powerful thing once or twice because of their ethical compass. I wonder if some of those leading for-profit models have anything at all truly holding them back from these types of things, other than (maybe) fear of lawsuits.
dette er meget interessant 👌
Tak, Jane!