I feel worried and nervous thinking the possibility of suicide terrorism of Artificially Intelligent drones and robots to automate killing in massive scale.
I feel worried and nervous thinking the possibility of suicide terrorism of Artificially Intelligent drones and robots to automate killing in massive scale. The capabilities of these technologies and rigorous machine learning are advancing every day at a remarkable pace and can even outperform law-abiding minds to protect against inhuman criminal activities in near future. With AI poised to automate high- stake criminal tasks, anti AI-technology that provides security, oversight and control mechanism will be essential from now onwards. Saving Changes...
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Thomas WalentaGlobal Project Economy ExpertHackenheim, Germany
This is unfortunately a side effect of any technology advancement. While guardrails might be implemented or imposed by governments, those who operate outside of those restrictions and believe the ends justify the means will do whatever they are able to to further their causes.
We have been living under the threat of a terrorist-launched nuclear, biological or chemical attack for decades. AI will just be the latest arrival - a few hundred dollars of hardware would enable someone to create a remote controlled suicide drone today so I'm not really sure what would be gained by the addition of AI except to perhaps improve targeting and reduce collateral damage.
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Roberta Ragazzini NorisProject Manager | Scrum Master | SAP Consultant| oXyaBarcelona, Spain
Hello Santanu,
I understand your worries, but I also agree with Kiron, these thoughts as well as ethical questions will ocurr every time the technology advances. We need to be prepared to embrace those changes and adapt, while the governments should try to regulate its use, even if this will not avoid people to try to use the technology with bad intents. Saving Changes...
Nagendra ReddyProgram Manager| KyndrylHyderabad, Telangana, India
To address these concerns, several strategies and approaches can be considered:
Ensuring transparency and interpretability of AI algorithms is vital. This involves developing AI systems that can explain their decisions, particularly in critical security contexts, enabling human oversight and intervention.
Promoting awareness and education about the ethical implications of AI is crucial. This includes training developers, policymakers, and the public on the responsible use of AI technology and its potential consequences. Saving Changes...
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