New Orleans is testing Carbyne’s AI-powered Emergency Call Triage software
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New Orleans is testing Carbyne’s AI-powered Emergency Call Triage software
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#2"Before I can help you, what is your name?"
"John null"
* entire phone system crashes *
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#5"Before I can help you, what is your name?" "John null" * entire phone system crashes *
We call him Little Bobby Tables
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#6This sounds a little dystopian. How confident are they that this system is reliable? Any downtime could literally result in deaths. I would be highly skeptical of such a system being put in place in my city, not to mention the private company being paid to provide these services
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#8Honest question: what type of insurance covers a catastrophic failure when "AI" is implemented like this?
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Go ahead and say “black people” if that’s what you mean.
No, this absolutely does not make sense, anywhere, for any “demographic”, and you should be ashamed for even saying that.
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Go ahead and say “black people” if that’s what you mean. No, this absolutely does not make sense, anywhere, for any “demographic”, and you should be ashamed for even saying that.
I'm not familiar with the racial demographics but I do know New Orleans is one of the poorest, so not sure what you are trying to say here.
If anything you can just look up federal statistics to answer your own questions.
why subject human operators to so much stress when it can be better handled by AI ? isn't that the humane thing to do ?