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Google’s “Special People” fiasco reveals Chris Elliott belongs in prison!

By Adam Forrest posted 1 year ago
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In the Terminator series an advanced computer system called Skynet makes a spontaneous leap from AI to full-fledged intelligence, which endows the network with a will and opinions of its own. This concept was considered science fiction until today, when google revealed its horrendous prejudice:

If we expect google to be an ethical entity it must be held accountable for its moral shortcomings. However, google has already proven it doesn’t only mean us harm.

Do a google image search of “belongs in prison.” The first person to appear is Chris Elliott. I thought this was a mistake–how could the man behind Cabin Boy belong in prison? So I asked google web search to clarify, “does Chris Elliott really belong in prison?” The first complete sentence on the page made its answer crystal clear: “Of course he does.”

I don’t know how google knows this, but let’s get a warrant first and ask questions later. We don’t know how many lives it could save.

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  • ian said

    of course he does… just let this happen.