From the course: Tech On the Go: Ethics in AI
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Autonomous systems and society
From the course: Tech On the Go: Ethics in AI
Autonomous systems and society
- People often interact with autonomous systems in ways that we don't expect. Despite many of our attempts to make automated safety systems be appealing, people are often both frightened and feel threatened by robotic systems that use AI either for convenience or surveillance. For example, several organizations that develop surveillance robots have branded them as easily relatable mini humans or metallic versions of our fuzzy friends. Despite these efforts, people are still skeptical and these systems are biased in ways that are not transparent. They don't allow many users to opt out of interacting with the autonomous systems, For decades, we've heard messaging that AI would take our jobs and the use of robotic autonomous systems, even to assist human tasks has received scrutiny. Often, these systems are used to score human performance against and in unsavory workplaces they're used to threaten people's jobs from…
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