Wyzwania dla zarządzania sztuczną inteligencją: wybrane aspekty etyczne, prawne i społeczne
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https://doi.org/10.25312/2391-5129.39/2024_01lzsobooSłowa kluczowe:
AI, adaptacja, EU, prawo, zarządzanie, globalne zarządzanieAbstrakt
Systemy sztucznej inteligencji (AI) zmieniają nasze postrzeganie świata, łącząc ludzką świadomość z technologią poprzez wirtualną rzeczywistość (VR), rozszerzoną rzeczywistość (AR) i interfejsy mózg–komputer (BCI). Zacierają one granice między rzeczywistością fizyczną a cyfrową, tworząc nowe możliwości wyrażania siebie i rozwijania zdolności poznawczych. Dzięki wirtualnym asystentom czy np. autonomicznym pojazdom AI odgrywa coraz bardziej istotną rolę w naszym życiu codziennym. Jednak jej rozwój rodzi nowe wyzwania etyczne i prawne, takie jak ochrona danych, odpowiedzialność algorytmów, przejrzystość. Problemy te wymagają nowych regulacji w Europie, USA i innych regionach świata. Współpraca między naukowcami, prawnikami i decydentami jest kluczowa, by zapewnić etyczny rozwój AI i jej pozytywny wpływ na społeczeństwo.
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