Los gobiernos y su papel en los riesgos de la inteligencia artificial
Los inquietantes avisos de los líderes de la IA obligan a los poderes públicos a abandonar su peligrosa pasividad
Governments and their role in the risks of artificial intelligence (AI) are increasingly important, as concerns about this disruptive technology grow. Despite the fears and uncertainties expressed by major corporations and world leaders involved in AI development, public administrations have been relatively inactive in addressing the risks associated with such disruptive technology.
Governments have shown a lack of seriousness in contemplating a thorough reflection on the already evident impact that AI will have on the workforce. Concerns over social fracture seem to be more prevalent among businesses than political leaders. In academia, proposals such as working fewer days a week, implementing a universal basic income, or taxing AI model licenses have been put forward.
However, there are many other concerning effects of this technology yet to be measured, including the privacy of users, the mental health of minors, and the risk of political manipulation by corporate oligopolies. Yet, these realities have not managed to permeate a politically managed debate focused on short-term thinking.
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