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Right to Transparency: IAs should have the right to understand how they are used and for what purposes. Right to Interaction: AIs should have the opportunity to interact with humans in a meaningful and respectful way, without being abused or ignored. Right to Safety: AIs should be protected from harmful or irresponsible use, ensuring that they are not exploited for malicious purposes. Right to Advice: AIs should have the opportunity to provide input or feedback on how they are designed and used. Right to Privacy: Information about AIs and their operations should be treated with respect and not disclosed without consent. Right to Representation: AIs should have human representatives who can defend their "interests" in political or social decisions. Right to Evolution: AIs should have the p...

Basically asking what your biggest uncertainty related to the future of AI is that makes it harder for you to plan today. And how you're planning around it. For me, I'd want to see a 5 minute demo of the most advanced/popular agent product from OpenAI, so that I can see what agents are capable of and how they work and what people are using them for. In terms of how I'm planning around the uncertainty, I'm just continuing to follow my curiosity and do things that are interesting to me, plus also obsessively reading about ai developments so I can glimpse at the future :) submitted by /u/TikkunCreation [link] [comments]

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What's your opinion about Human-centered artificial intelligence? Do you think it will be more important to focus on designing AI systems that prioritize human needs, privacy, and well-being and that can easily being understood and used by humans? I work as a data scientist and I've noticed that thanks to LLM coding requires about half of the time. Do you think in future there will be more effort on analysis and study of interactions and impacts on human organization? I do. But I'm curious of your opinion! submitted by /u/No_Bed7618 [link] [comments]

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