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[Voice of ITâ¢]( [How many hours of sleep do you get each night?]( [Whatâs your average slumber time?]( Daylight Saving Time's coming in hot, Pokémon Sleep is launching soon, and it seems like the sleep health space is heating up. But regular sleep is the one thing that's hard to get as an IT pro; be it due to late-night meltdowns or intense release cycles. This quote by Matthew Walker from Why We Sleep comes to mind: âSleep is Mother Nature's best effort yet to counter death.â In this week's poll, we want to know how many hours of sleep you get each night. Vote and share your sleepy stories in the comments. [Vote Now]( [Results from last time]( In last week's poll, we asked who you should be responsible for what an AI says or creates. 30% of you said that it should be the company, followed by 22% saying it should be the developer, and most interesting of all, 19% of you say it should be âEveryone who contributed to the training data is responsibleâ. Best Responses So far, we've learned that AI is only as smart as the data we feed them. Once we teach them how to destroy an enemy, then that's where we're doomed. We'll basically be the architects of our own destruction
- BlackwingRev "Everyone who contributed to the training data is responsible" is not one I would agree with given that most training data is sourced from the open internet. The "people contributing" had no say or idea that they were going to be part of the training data. Responsibility falls to the company developing the AI and the developers actively working on it. To a lesser extent the end user is responsible, as they are the ones eliciting the reaction.
- Patrick.D
Everyone is to blame, for a variety of reasons. Simplest answer!
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