Technology & Online

Are you concerned about AI?

Technology & Online

Posted by: Aditya32380595

1st Sep 2023 11:17am

with the rising growth of AI generative and language models, we're seeing these tools become more accessible than ever - with people being able to generate entire essays in virtually two clicks, or even pieces of "art".

do you believe that we need to be concerned about this? do the risks of AI outweigh any potential benefits? is it even ethical to use such a tool?

i personally fall firmly on the side against these models being accessible and believe that we need a solution to regulate the use of AI.

Comments 6

jtmorri
  • 7th Sep 2023 03:56pm

There needs to be more protection of people, their interest and their intellectual and creative property. I dislike using chatbots etc as they are useless and you never receive the information you are after due to them being impersonal and not adaptable to individual circumstances. Without context a problem can't be solved, and AI is set up so as it can't handle complex situations - just look at robodebt! There needs to be human oversight and interjection for outcomes to be useful rather than companies relying on AI for customer service that fails and therefore providing a bad service and losing customers. AI can be incorporated to some extent but not relied up and for people to lose their jobs over as AI has no emotional reaction or connectiveness to human nature.

Benjamin32148216
  • 2nd Sep 2023 12:48am

Hi definitely agree with you. AI should be regulated because of security reasons, the way they can steal someones likeness or work. It feels really scary. They need some ethical strategies to deal with it.

Anonymous
  • 1st Sep 2023 03:06pm

i also agree with you. although ai is becoming increasingly prevalent, we should be working on solutions to incorporate ai into the modern world so that it can assist people in life, rather than replacing them.

Aditya32380595
  • 1st Sep 2023 05:09pm

that's a great outlook, it should be used to assist us in tasks instead of doing it all for us. it'd protect several kinds of jobs too

Benjamin32148216
  • 1st Sep 2023 12:54pm

Hi definitely agree with you. AI should be regulated because of security reasons, the way they can steal someones likeness or work. It feels really scary. They need some ethical strategies to deal with it.

Aditya32380595
  • 1st Sep 2023 04:03pm
Hi definitely agree with you. AI should be regulated because of security reasons, the way they can steal someones likeness or work. It feels really scary. They need some ethical strategies to deal...

it is already happening, which is the concerning part. there was some news about a major film studio scanning background extras likenesses and having them sign them over.

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