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How do we handle the ethical dilemmas that arise when building increasingly capable and intelligent systems? AI is all around us- likely a part of your phone, home systems, and even cars. Autonomous cars offer greater convenience, safety, and efficiency, but is the world ready to tackle the corresponding ethical dilemmas?
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AI Ethics
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Self-driving (autonomous) cars
AI ethical dilemma and AI decision liability
What about consumer liability?
AI decision-making without human interaction 07:25
The three stages of AI
Artificial Narrow Intelligence (ANI also known as “weak AI”), Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), Artificial Super Intelligence (ASI) 07:48
AI consciousness, AI ethical standards, and self-replicating AI
Humanoid robots
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Task-based AI using computers
Is there a need to program AI to have morals and ethics?
The prisoner’s dilemma and game theory
Challenges of marketing self-driving cars
Autonomous buses emulating human behavior
Should AI have to follow local laws and regulations? 17:50
Telemetry tracking autonomous vehicles for speed monitoring
Self-programmable FPGAs and neural network simulations
Can a computer be evil? 26:30
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