Artificial Intelligence must be Ethical and Social
When AI research began, machines were developed to imitate human actions. Today, neurologists, psychologists and even philosophers have made it their task to understand human behaviour in detail and pass it on to artificial intelligence. But how does a machine know what is morally acceptable?
Companies or even states, run by robots. An Elon Musk, who believes that humans must upgrade to cyborgs in the long run in order to withstand artificial intelligence.
In the age of automation, humans use algorithms to make complex decisions based on data that cannot be grasped by humans. In the field of autonomous driving or medicine, machines are said to make critical decisions within a very short period of time. Based on logical reasoning, and excluding any humanity, empirically correct solutions can ethically still be considered as questionable.
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