Ethical AI Development

There should be international standards and agreements governing the ethical use of AI to ensure a unified approach across countries.

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• On The Fence

AI developers should prioritize addressing environmental concerns, such as energy consumption, in the design and deployment of AI systems.

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• On The Fence

The use of AI in criminal justice systems, such as predictive policing, can exacerbate existing biases and should be strictly limited

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• Disagree

• On The Fence

Companies using AI for hiring processes should be legally required to disclose the algorithms and criteria used to make employment decisions

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• On The Fence

The development of autonomous weapons with AI capabilities should be globally banned to prevent misuse and potential harm

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• On The Fence

AI algorithms should be designed to actively counteract and mitigate existing societal biases in order to promote fairness and equity

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• On The Fence

Governments should impose strict regulations on the development and deployment of autonomous AI systems to ensure public safety

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• On The Fence

There should be strict limitations on the use of AI in educational settings to prevent the collection and potential misuse of sensitive student data

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• On The Fence

Teachers should be allowed to use AI to generate reports on students by feeding in statements about their work ethic, performance and characteristics

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• Disagree

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If AGI surpasses human intelligence, it should be granted legal and ethical rights, including the right to autonomy and self-determination

• Agree

• Disagree

• On The Fence