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Voices of Concern: Contemplations on Socioeconomic, Ethical, and Developmental Impacts of AI |
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PP: 221-232 |
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doi:10.18576/amis/190119
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Author(s) |
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Asokan Vasudevan,
K. T. Tamilmani,
Suleiman Ibrahim Mohammad,
V. S. Sridheepika,
N. Raja,
Eddie Eu Hui Soon,
Sriganeshvarun Nagaraj,
Ahmad Samed Al-Adwan,
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Abstract |
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| AI technology is often debated to be a leading invention that will transform civilization. Some concerns are emerging in this broad and fast-growing context with new offers in arrival healthcare, transportation, and automation. This paper examines three significant concerns about artificial intelligence (AI): what makes it capable of leading to more job losses and improving income inequality, how algorithms can be inclined and violate rights, and the craft of humans and solving issues. The progress of AI presents a major risk to conventional job industries, potentially leading to extensive joblessness and exacerbating economic inequalities. The dangers presented by these results jeopardize accomplishing goals such as advancing high-quality employment opportunities and decreasing disparities (SDGs 8 and 10). Algorithmic bias deepens societal divisions and promotes discrimination (SDG 16). AI systems investigating personal data may infringe on privacy. Privacy rights loss affects democracy and society. Too much AI in education might limit human qualities like invention and analysis, which could hamper excellent education (SDG 4). Immediate steps need to be taken. Having ethical solid values is crucial in leading the progress of AI to guarantee transparency and accountability. The main objective when introducing AI should be to enhance the quality of human life by following human-centered design principles. Education and training are the tools to future-proof our workforce against AI disruptions. Looking ahead, prioritizing the ethical development of AI is essential to unlocking its full potential for creating a just, inclusive, and sustainable future, as envisioned by the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals. This requires addressing the ethical and societal challenges it presents. |
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