AI Ethics Insights

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  • Architects of present futures

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    Not your usual leaders, not your usual times. The leaders of present futures must emerge surrounded by disrupted technology and at faster pace than our ability to understand their impact. Especially in the field of healthcare, we need a new breed of leaders — visionary people who not only understand the mechanics of generative AI…

  • Trust

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    The first and most important factor when dealing with AI is transparency. One needs AI systems that can be explainable, allowing professionals to understand and communicate effectively the tools’ functions and limitations. This will enhance trust among stakeholders and make them better decision-makers. Accountability is key in a world where AI assumes more significant roles.…

  • AI mistakes: Why they stir greater ethical concerns than human errors

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    I am very much interested in understanding why we humans can’t tolerate AI errors as much as we do with human mistakes. That is why I decided to query three different foundation models with the same prompt: “Why do humans think that a mistake made by AI is ethically less acceptable than a mistake made…

  • One prompt, two outputs

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    Prompt: Why do humans think they are special and unique? Model A: qwen-max-0428 There are several reasons why humans might think they are special and unique: However, it’s important to note that this sense of uniqueness is not universally shared among all humans, and many recognize and appreciate the interconnectedness and interdependence of all life…

  • Juegos colaborativos y estrategia de destrucción mutua asegurada

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    La preocupación por el riesgo de un “juego de aniquilación” entre humanos e IA, donde los intereses opuestos podrían conducir a resultados perjudiciales para ambas partes, es legitima. Para navegar este complejo panorama y promover un futuro en el que humanos e IA coexistan beneficiosamente, se requieren estrategias sofisticadas que trasciendan la noción de juegos…

  • Ética, IA generativa, teoría de juegos y equilibrio Nash

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    La IA generativa, con su capacidad para crear contenido nuevo y realizar tareas específicas de forma autónoma, puede considerarse como un jugador dentro de un extenso “juego” social. Los otros participantes en este juego incluyen individuos, empresas, entidades gubernamentales y la sociedad en su conjunto. La dinámica entre estos actores se rige por sus intereses,…