The Dangers Of Automated Governance: Can AI Lead A Nation?

Can (or Should) AI Lead a Nation?

If trust in human institutions is fragile, what happens when governance is fully automated and devoid of human oversight? Can AI be more neutral than the humans who create it?

The Fight Against the AI Systems Wrecking Lives

Federal and state governments are now using AI for everything from determining eligibility for welfare benefits to predicting child abuse and criminal activity. Critics say faulty algorithms are ruining people’s lives and leaving victims little recourse.

The Dangers Of Automated Governance: Can AI Lead A Nation?

In an analog world, where human decision-makers dictate macro-level events, such a scenario would be disastrous for those who trusted the system to uphold legal and in...

James Cameron says Artificial Intelligence will be a lot worse than Terminator

Acclaimed filmmaker and visionary director James Cameron has issued a stark warning about artificial general intelligence (AGI), describing a future he believes could be more frightening than the dystopian world he created in his iconic film “The Terminator.” In recent comments, Cameron expressed deep concerns about the development of AGI, emphasizing that it won’t emerge from government laboratories but rather from major technology companies cu…

Neural Notes: Why weak AI oversight in government could spell trouble for SMEs

In this edition: issues raised in the latest parliamentary inquiry on AI adoption in government and the ripple effect it has beyond the public sector onto Australian businesses. The post Neural Notes: Why weak AI oversight in government could spell trouble for SMEs appeared first on SmartCompany.

The Dangers Of Automated Governance: Can AI Lead A Nation? – RamaOnHealthcare

Imagine a country undergoing radical upheaval following a political transition. Suppose the dismantling of established trade frameworks, governmental regulations, and constitutional safeguards leads to the collapse of democratic institutions, the merger of executive and judicial powers, large-scale unemployment, and chronic recession.In an analog world, where human decision-makers dictate macro-level events, such a scenario would be [...]