Rebecca Adler-Nissen i Verdenssituationen med Clement: Taber vi tech-kapløbet?
Den 2. november deltog Rebecca Adler-Nissen i DR-programmet Verdenssituationen med Clement: Taber vi tech-kapløbet? Her diskuterede hun og Chief for Corporate Affairs Officer i Netcompany, Ulrik Vestergaard Knudsen (sammen med økonom Andreas Steno Larsen) emner såsom sikkerhed og demokrati i lyset af kunstig intelligens' fremtræden rolle i samfundet. Her udfoldede Rebecca behovet for, at Europa skal have kontrol med vores egen digitale infrastruktur, ellers er der en risiko for, at Europa kan blive en vasalstat, altså en stat, der er underlagt en anden stat. I forlængelse af dette italesatte hun problemstillingen om, at superintelligens for nu ligger længere ude i fremtiden, mens Europas økonomi, sikkerhed og demokrati er på spil lige nu, eftersom vi fortsat er digitalt afhængige.
CAISA udgiver nu sit første research brief, Artificial General Intelligence and its Societal Implications. Briefet handler om kunstig generel intelligens (AGI) i samfundet. Læs et resumé på engelsk herunder.
Summary
The prospect of artificial general intelligence (AGI) has led some researchers and entrepreneurs to foresee an imminent “intelligence explosion,” leading to either humanity’s near-extinction, or a future of abundance. This brief examines the philosophical and technical premises underpinning such predictions, and their implications for governance. There are two such premises: first, that AI systems can be intelligent and become more intelligent with time; and second, that advanced AI can direct its behavior towards autonomously set goals. However, these premises rest on relatively weak foundations. CAISA recommends a clear-headed approach to AGI, as long as the concept and governance suggestions remain vague. The rush to prioritize AGI development—and/or its governance—risks diverting attention from the tangible risks posed by existing AI technologies, such as algorithmic bias, privacy erosion, and unchecked power concentrations. At the same time, to have a more meaningful discussion of AGI further research is needed, spanning philosophy, cognitive science, cybersecurity as well as the societal and political impact of AGI narratives.
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CAISAs centerleder Rebecca Adler-Nissen skriver i en kommentar i Børsen om superintelligens, symbolpolitik og Silicon Valleys afledningsmanøvre.
"For big tech fungerer fascinationen af en nærtforestående superintelligens som et kommercielt røgslør, der fjerner fokus fra, hvad kunstig intelligens betyder allerede nu og her."
Kommentaren bygger på CAISAs seneste forskningsbrief, der handler om udsigterne til kunstig superintelligens eller Artificial General Intelligence (AGI).
