Deus ex machina or Diabolus ex machina?  Carnegie Council for Ethics in  International Affairs

Deus ex machina or Diabolus ex machina? Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs

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quot;Whenever we see or hear something that resembles "deus ex machina," or an inexplicable use of technology that resolves itself too simply or easily, we need to check our own 'magical thinking,'" write Anja Kaspersen and Kobi Leins in regards to AI systems. A strategic reorientation, re-envisioning ethics, and a new funding framework are needed in this sphere.
Whenever we see or hear something that resembles deus ex machina, or an inexplicable use of technology that resolves itself too simply or easily, we need to check our own 'magical thinking,' write Anja Kaspersen and Kobi Leins in regards to AI systems. A strategic reorientation, re-envisioning ethics, and a new funding framework are needed in this sphere.

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