This Is How Artificial Intelligence Is Undoing Women’s Rights
26th July 2018
Think to the artificial intelligence we hold in our hands or that lie at our bedside: Siri, Google, Cortana, Alexa. While Siri is default male in the United Kingdom (it’s thought that Brits respond better to “authoritative” voices), it’s typically understood that consumers are looking for a voice of obedience and subservience, a voice trained take direction, to always be available, always of service. A woman’s voice: the perfect servant.
Actually, it’s because female voices carry better and are more understandable in most cases than male voices. This is why emergency messages in fighter jets are done in female voices. Of course, when you’re looking for something by which to be offended, everything is oppression.
Artificial intelligence programs learn based on real-world experience, not proglodyte talking points. So feminists are going to be offended by artificial intelligence until they figure out some way to embed Cultural Marxism in the software.