Justin R. Lester discusses AI ethics concerns like fairness and transparency in hiring and law enforcement. Facial recognition systems have shown bias, and he notes that AI mirrors human prejudice. Rather than pausing AI development, he argues we need to address human bias first.
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AI and ethics is always something everyone wants to talk about. Let's talk about it. AI is getting smarter with that power becomes more responsibility should we be worried about ethics? Ethics is all about making sure our AI systems are fair and transparent and don't harm people. Recently there's been a lot of talk about AI making decisions that can affect our lives like hiring processes or law enforcement. Companies like Anthropic are leading the charge of creating safer, more ethical AI but here's the kicker AI reflects human bias and that's where it's tricky Remember the controversy with facial recognition technology being biased against racist? That's just one example. We need to be cautious it's not AI, it's us. So what's your take? Should we be pumping the brakes on AI to figure this out? I don't think we should I think we need to figure each other out first because the only reason AI is unethical is because we are like and subscribe for more.