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What is the legal significance of evidence provided by AI ?

studiot
in Ethics

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14 minutes ago, swansont said:

Just because something is not personally experienced by you in no way impacts the truth or validity of others’ experiences. And being a statistical argument, it means that you are looking at the total effect of all events.

Strangely, every person I ever talked to who had cancer was alive when I talked to them. Based this experience I can apparently conclude that cancer is rather benign.

3 hours ago, CharonY said:

Strangely, every person I ever talked to who had cancer was alive when I talked to them. Based this experience I can apparently conclude that cancer is rather benign.

Yup. I’ve never had cancer, ergo it’s no big deal

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