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| As has been emphasized earlier, autonomous system developers are under high market pressure due to high potential benefits within the particular application area. Artificial intelligence (AI) and its advancements are one of the main driving forces of raising ethical challenges. Most of the potential concerns have been arisen because of the latest advancements of autonomous cars, drones, social robotics, and other technologies that have made some bold demonstrations and start to enter the consumer markets. The IEEE Global Initiative on the Ethics of Autonomous Systems, the United Nations, the International Committee of the Red Cross, the White House, and the Future of Life Institute are among many responsible organizations that are now considering the ramifications of the real-world consequences of machine autonomy as we continue to stumble about trying to find a way forward ((https:// | As has been emphasized earlier, autonomous system developers are under high market pressure due to high potential benefits within the particular application area. Artificial intelligence (AI) and its advancements are one of the main driving forces of raising ethical challenges. Most of the potential concerns have been arisen because of the latest advancements of autonomous cars, drones, social robotics, and other technologies that have made some bold demonstrations and start to enter the consumer markets. The IEEE Global Initiative on the Ethics of Autonomous Systems, the United Nations, the International Committee of the Red Cross, the White House, and the Future of Life Institute are among many responsible organizations that are now considering the ramifications of the real-world consequences of machine autonomy as we continue to stumble about trying to find a way forward ((https:// | ||
| - | * understand implications of technology application in masses | + | * understand implications of technology application in masses; |
| - | * interpret implications according to the current social and moral frameworks | + | * interpret implications according to the current social and moral frameworks; |
| - | * develop and implement legislation and policies – global and national | + | * develop and implement legislation and policies – global and national. |
| The mentioned concerns are especially actual in the light of the hyper-fast development of AI technologies and algorithms that are already deployed and not always its users are aware of this. | The mentioned concerns are especially actual in the light of the hyper-fast development of AI technologies and algorithms that are already deployed and not always its users are aware of this. | ||
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| According to the defined questions, some others raise concerns caused by uncontrolled development of AI ((https:// | According to the defined questions, some others raise concerns caused by uncontrolled development of AI ((https:// | ||
| * Unordered List ItemWill in general AI compete with humans, thus, compromising overall social constitutions and behavior frameworks? | * Unordered List ItemWill in general AI compete with humans, thus, compromising overall social constitutions and behavior frameworks? | ||
| - | * As a consequence, | + | * As a consequence, |
| * Will AI through better performance on data acquisition and processing harm privacy, personal liberty, and autonomy? | * Will AI through better performance on data acquisition and processing harm privacy, personal liberty, and autonomy? | ||
| To address the defined challenges organizations like IEEE have started discussions and put a lot of effort into defining standards of “ethical” AI solutions, which obviously will change the overall landscape of autonomous technologies. | To address the defined challenges organizations like IEEE have started discussions and put a lot of effort into defining standards of “ethical” AI solutions, which obviously will change the overall landscape of autonomous technologies. | ||
