The Artificial Intelligence Show #177: AI Answers - AI Ethics, Flagging AI Content, AI Accuracy, Book Recommendations, & AI Intellectual Property
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Oct 30, 2025 A deep dive into the ethical landscape of AI unfolds, examining whether it is inherently good or evil. Risks of AI as a vector for viruses are discussed, alongside the perplexing issues of legal liability concerning generated intellectual property. The hosts assess the ethics of different AI companies and offer insights on how to distinguish AI-created content. Book recommendations to better understand generative AI and the balance between outlining risks and innovation in policy round out a captivating exploration of responsible AI use.
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AI Mirrors The Internet's Duality
- Paul Roetzer compares AI to the advent of the internet, arguing net benefits outweigh risks despite dark outcomes.
- He predicts AI will bring huge societal benefits while also generating unforeseen harms that must be managed.
Make AI Human-Centered
- Adopt a human-centered responsible AI approach that prioritizes employee and stakeholder wellbeing.
- Use policies and principles to guide ethical use rather than relying solely on law.
Treat AI Agents As Security Risks
- Avoid granting AI agents full control of your devices without IT validation because they open new attack vectors.
- Consult IT before enabling browser or system agents to prevent malware and data exposure.
