How Australia Can Fight the Coming AI Apocalypse

How Australia can fight the coming AI apocalypse

In the manic AI race, there are those with global tech businesses who want an unregulated environment, and the public, who worry about their jobs and rights.

As AI evolves, pressure mounts to regulate ‘killer robots’ - The Canadian Media

A world in which algorithms determine the fate of soldiers and civilians alike is no longer hypothetical. AI-driven drones are reshaping warfare, raising deep ethical questions about autonomy in combat. As international policymakers scramble to set ground rules, the race is on to rein in this rapidly evolving technology. Every day, we voluntarily give up information

As AI evolves, pressure mounts to regulate ‘killer robots’

A world in which algorithms determine the fate of soldiers and civilians alike is no longer hypothetical. AI-driven drones are reshaping warfare, raising deep ethical questions about autonomy in combat. As international policymakers scramble to set ground rules, the race is on to rein in this rapidly evolving technology.

Killer robots could save us all

Not all monsters are metal   By NADIA IWACH — nmiwach@ucdavis.edu   The days of a taxi-cab industry with robust unions and reasonably predictable pricing are long-gone, with Uber as the undertaker. What began as a promise to revolutionize transit devolved into something much less noble — in its wake, an exploitative platform emerged, cannibalizing transportation entirely, gutting a once-stable labor system and obscuring its ethical shortcomings …