Intelligence Squared Being Human in an AI World, with Susie Alegre
May 10, 2024
In this engaging conversation, Susie Alegre, a leading human-rights barrister and author of 'Human Rights, Robot Wrongs,' discusses the critical intersection of artificial intelligence and human rights. She tackles the ethical dilemmas posed by AI's human-like features affecting societal norms and the roles of women. The duo explores the implications for creativity, where AI might challenge genuine artistic expression while navigating the legal landscape. Susie emphasizes adapting human rights frameworks to meet AI advancements, defining humanity in an increasingly digital world.
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Human-Centered Approach to AI
- Susie Alegre approaches AI from a human rights perspective, focusing on what it means to be human.
- She emphasizes the importance of securing human values in an AI-driven future.
The Pygmalion Effect and AI
- AI is often presented in female form, raising concerns about replacing or idealizing women.
- This "Pygmalion effect" perpetuates stereotypes and reduces the need to engage with real women.
AI and Relationships
- AI chatbots are becoming relationship alternatives, blurring lines between human connection and technology.
- This raises concerns about societal impacts and potential for abuse from baggage-laden AI.
