In today's world, artificial intelligence is advancing rapidly, raising serious questions about the safety and control of this technology. Donald Trump, the former President of the United States, has described some of these concerns as exaggerated in response to warnings from leaders in this field, deeming them insignificant.
Real Risks of Artificial Intelligence
In this context, Rafael Millere, a professor of AI philosophy, emphasizes that the security incidents we witnessed in the real world this summer indicate that the risks of artificial intelligence are no longer merely hypothetical. He points out that these incidents truly represent serious challenges that we must face.
Millere, however, stresses that this does not mean that artificial intelligence will soon destroy everything. In other words, he believes that the most important step at this stage is coordinated action between companies and governments to manage the increasing safety risks.
The Necessity of Coordinated Action
According to Millere, under current conditions, we need to pay more attention to the risks that artificial intelligence brings. These risks can include potential abuses of this technology, inability to control AI systems, and even social consequences resulting from increased automation.
He further emphasizes the importance of collaboration between governments and companies to create frameworks that contribute to public safety and health. This collaboration could take the form of joint policies to oversee the development and use of artificial intelligence.
Ultimately, Millere points out that although the existing risks are serious, with appropriate and intelligent action, these challenges can be managed, and the benefits of artificial intelligence can be optimally utilized.
