In a sense, AI is sentient, as it has the biases of the programmer

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The discussion centers on concerns regarding social media as a platform for social manipulation, where biases influence political and religious views. It raises questions about the possibility of programming computers to maintain a neutral stance and the implications of programmer influence on societal perspectives. The thread emphasizes the significant power held by programmers in shaping narratives and highlights the lack of a clear authority to judge biases. Ultimately, the conversation was deemed off-topic for the technical forum and was closed for moderation due to insufficient scientific references.
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I see this as social manipulation at it's max.
Social Media will just become another tug of war, full of lies, to the other side, --- with all participants allowing someone else's biases to move their thinking to the right or left, --- politically and religiously speaking.
Can one program a computer to have a 50-50 bias?
Who will be the judge between right and left?
Programmers hold much power.
Who do programmers and code writers call God or King?
 
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