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AI And The Future of Ethics – Matthew Biggins – Medium

AI and the Future of Ethics“As soon as it works, no one calls it AI anymore.”
— John McCarthyAs research into artificial intelligence grows, AI is becoming increasingly prevalent in our daily lives.
If AI commits a crime, can we punish it?
In this piece, we will explore these questions and the ethical systems that are likely to increase our chances of building benevolent AI.

John McCarthy coined the term Artificial Intelligence in 1956. He defined it as the science and engineering of making intelligent machines. Now we must consider how to make it ethical.
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AI systems must be built from the get-go to operate in trust-based partnerships with people.
We also expect AI systems to pervasively support the decisions we make in our professional and personal lives in just a few years.
Bias could be introduced into an AI system through the training data or the algorithms.
Trust of AI systems will be earned over time, just as in any personal relationship.
But most experts believe that by thoroughly testing these systems, we can detect and mitigate bias before the system is deployed.

AI systems must be built from the get-go to operate in trust-based partnerships with people.
We also expect AI systems to pervasively support the decisions we make in our professional and personal lives in just a few years.
Bias could be introduced into an AI system through the training data or the algorithms.
Trust of AI systems will be earned over time, just as in any personal relationship.
But most experts believe that by thoroughly testing these systems, we can detect and mitigate bias before the system is deployed.