The expansion of artificial intelligence and the problem of values
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Data publikacji: 19.12.2023
Sztuka Leczenia, Tom 38 (2023), Tom 38, Numer 2, s. 37 - 46
https://doi.org/10.4467/18982026SZL.23.017.18684Autorzy
The expansion of artificial intelligence and the problem of values
The author analyzes relation between the expansion of artificial intelligence (AI) and the issue of values. In particular, he points out the difficulties associated with “agreeing on values” in an algorithm vs during a human interaction. The article highlights the obstacles of taking human values into account while designing complex algorithms, which result from the fact that the preferred values are inconsistent, contextual and therefore variable. The values depend on cultural conditions and individual differences as well. In addition, the sentimental values are also difficult to predict and take into account. All this makes it almost impossible to unambiguously define the values to be respected by the algorithm. Currently, an attempt is being made to include “emotional computing” into a design of artificial systems, which, according to many researchers, may turn out to be a breakthrough in the development of AI. There are already advanced attempts being made to model one of the aspects of emotional intelligence, which is to recognise other people’s emotional states based on the analysis of their facial expressions. According to the author, developments in the field of artificial emotional intelligence should rather worry than satisfy the users of the internet. They will contribute to greater control exercised by the institutions that use them, and consequently to further limitation of personal freedom of the individual users. The author suggests that the expansion of digital technology (contrary to the initial hopes) contributes to increased centralization of power and socio-economic inequalities. In the words of Norbert Wiener (1950), the development of digital technology contributes to “the human use of human beings”.
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Informacje: Sztuka Leczenia, Tom 38 (2023), Tom 38, Numer 2, s. 37 - 46
Typ artykułu: Oryginalny artykuł naukowy
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The expansion of artificial intelligence and the problem of values
The expansion of artificial intelligence and the problem of values
Uniwersytet Komisji Edukacji Narodowej w Krakowie
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Publikacja: 19.12.2023
Otrzymano: 12.07.2023
Zaakceptowano: 30.07.2023
Status artykułu: Otwarte
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