AI Warning from Nobel Laureate Maria Ressa
Nobel Peace Prize laureate Maria Ressa stated in Oslo that without urgent legal regulations, artificial intelligence will completely destroy human agency.
In an interview in Oslo, Nobel Peace Prize laureate Maria Ressa stated that artificial intelligence will take over human agency and called for urgent legal regulation.
The Threat of Artificial Intelligence to Human Agency
Nobel Peace Prize laureate Maria Ressa stated that artificial intelligence, which has drawn humanity's attention through manipulations in social media and biology, will strip away human agency if immediate legal steps are not taken.
Call for Regulation and Public Safety
Serving as co-chair of the United Nations international scientific panel on artificial intelligence, Ressa emphasized that the demand for regulation is not a matter of freedom of expression, but directly a public safety issue.
Three Dangerous Waves of Artificial Intelligence
Noting that there are three stages in the development of artificial intelligence, Ressa stated that the first wave polarized society through social media, the second wave hacked biology using chatbots, and the final stage targeted agency itself through multi-agent models.
Evaluation of the Competition Argument with China
Criticizing the arguments that regulations should be avoided out of fear of losing the AI race with China, Ressa expressed that China imposes much stricter age and security restrictions on its own citizens than Silicon Valley offers to the world.
Responsibility of Technology Companies and Safe Spaces
Arguing that tech giants should be held accountable for the damages they cause, Ressa stated that she views the lawsuits filed against Meta and the social media age limits in the European Union and Australia favorably.