Post by account_disabled on Jan 11, 2024 6:03:02 GMT -5
I recently had the privilege of participating in the V National Cyber League of the Civil Guard as an expert from the Institute of Knowledge Engineering (IIC). Specifically, I was at the round table titled: “AI and cybercrime: AI as a friend or foe?” (AI and cybercrime: AI as friend or enemy?), which is a topic that, without a doubt, gives us hours and hours of talking, and about which I am going to summarize my position in the following lines.
Basically, when faced with the debate about whether the Whatsapp Number List possibilities or risks of artificial intelligence weigh more when it comes to developing it, I prefer to talk about good and bad uses of technology and, above all, sticking to reality. In my speech, I gave some examples of improper applications of artificial intelligence (AI) and proposed some lines of action to address them.
Real risks of AI Of course, the risks of artificial intelligence are a topic of furious relevance. Just a couple of weeks ago the AI Safety Summit was held in the legendary Bletchley Park, which served as an intelligence center for the United Kingdom during World War II and where the first electronic computer was located. This congress brought together senior officials from governments around the world, including the US, China, the UK, Germany, France, Spain and the EU as a whole. As a result of this conference, The Bletchley Declaration was published , which notes that "Advanced artificial intelligence represents significant risks in areas such as cybersecurity and biotechnology.