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Google’s latest, public AI ethics policy removes its promise that it will not use technology to seek applications for weapons and surveillance.
Viewed in the previous version of principles Through CNN on Internet Archivebay Back MachineThe company included requests that would not be pursued. One such category was a weapon or other technology aimed at injuring people. There was another technology that goes beyond international principles.
That language is Went on up to update Page of Rules.
Since Openai had launched a chat boot chatgup in 2022Artificial intelligence race is fast. Although the use of AI is on the rise, legislation and regulations on transparency and ethics in AI have not yet been captured-and now it seems that Google has looted self-imposed sanctions.
A Blog Post TuesdayJames Mulika and Google Deep Mind Head Dimsey, Senior Vice President of Research, Labs, Technology and Society, said that the AI framework published by democratic countries deeply deepened Google’s “AI’s capacity and dangers”. Has
“There is a global competition for the leadership of the AI within the renovation of the growing geographical political land. We believe that democracies should guide the development of AI, in which freedom, equality, and respect for human rights. Basic values should be guide.
This post continued, “And we believe that companies, governments and organizations that share these values should work together to protect people, promote global growth, and support national security. “
Google first published its AI principles in 2018, almost several years before the UB of this technology became commonplace. Google’s update is a sharp reversal in values from them Original published principles.
In 2018, Google $ 10 billion bid dropped for cloud computing Pentagon AgreementAt the moment, saying, “We cannot be assured that it will be in accordance with our AI principles.” More than 4,000 employees had signed an application Demanding the year, “demanding a clear policy that Google nor its contractors will ever develop a war technology” and about a dozen employees resigned in the protest.
CNN has reached Google for comment.
CNN’s Jordan Valensky participated in the report.