Do you believe relying on AI for such critical and life-altering decisions removes or reduces the moral responsibility from human operators?

Relying too much on AI, especially for life-altering decisions does reduce the moral responsibility from human operators because they aren't involved in making the decision. They don't have to think about the morals involved, so a lot of responsibility is lifted.

sort of, doing basic things humans should do like going for a walk, going for work, getting important things for yourself is what humans should do. But i feel AI can help us with certain questions we need and stuff.

AI is over used and not with mistakes and money. It lowers the use of people's cognitive process.

It would lead to a non-biased decision

I think that relying on AI too much can be terrible but maybe just a bit is fine

AI should be stopped before it takes away more jobs and causes harm to individuals because of its own immoral incompetence

AI shouldn't involve with military at all.

I think that this is true. People are using technology to remove the blame for things going wrong.

Just watch [wallie] and that's technically what might happen

AI can be consulted to weigh the logical side of the options, but, in the end, people should make the choice and be held responsible for the moral implications of the decision.

the topic shows how the human race is lazy, and can't figure out their life without the use of technology.