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- The questions are, ‘Can humans say “no” to AI, and can AI say . . .
Note that the existence of AIs that say ‘no’ does not depend upon the presence of AGI; a non-sapient autonomous system that can extrapolate likely outcomes from current instructions and current context could well identify results that would be illegal (or even unethical)
- What if Customers Started Saying No to AI? - Slashdot
No "AI" in my private bank, for example At least in the customer-facing part No "AI" in many other places I use In fact, all the "AI" I'm getting is in the elevator pitches of some kids who want to get rich quick and think babbling about "AI" is the way to do it
- Why our minds sometimes say no — even when AI is right
A new study from the MIT Sloan School of Management sheds light on a puzzling paradox: Despite AI’s growing accuracy and efficiency, people often prefer human decisions—even when AI performs better
- Saying No to AI in Education - Front Porch Republic
Multiple universities, including Penn State, Baylor, Oregon State, and the University of Michigan, among others, have hosted AI events where there seem to be very few questions about AI’s ethical ramifications or its effects on human flourishing
- Humanity has decided it can say no to AI - Business Insider
Simply put, experts are worried AI could become too powerful The letter cited several potential risks to humanity and society, including the spread of misinformation and automation of jobs
- Saying No to Generative AI – Cate Denial
There’s the fact that generative AI plain makes things up—it cannot help but do so, since it is not (in fact) intelligent, but merely a sophisticated text predictor Because it makes things up, any use requires fact-checking and editing, and then it plain doesn’t save anyone any time
- AI Still Doesn’t Understand the Word ‘No,’ MIT Study Finds
AI still struggles to understand negation, posing risks in critical domains like healthcare An MIT study found that vision-language AI, in particular, can’t reliably grasp negative statements Experts warn that AI’s failure to process "no" and “not” could lead to real-world mistakes
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