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Artificial intelligence should be designed for the benefit rather than the “ruination of mankind”, Irish premier Micheál Martin has said.
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Martin → design → mankind
British-Canadian computer scientist Geoffrey Hinton gave the heads of state a “stark message” on the potential of AI to destroy the world.
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Hinton → give → world
Professor Hinton, the Nobel Prize-winning “godfather of AI”, and Arthur Mensch, chief executive of AI start-up Mistral, joined leaders for the summit.
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Hinton → win → summit
Mr Martin said Prof Hinton was advocating strongly for global governance and global regulation of AI.
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Hinton → say → AI
“It’s very important.
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It → ’ → ?
“So there’s a very strong platform in the European Union, in respect of an AI Act and more broader regulation, and even further regulation with respect to children, which is coming down the tracks.
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which → ’ → tracks
“He recognises the reality of AI as it is.
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it → recognise → AI
“It’s a reality in the modern technological era.
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It → ’ → era
“It’s going to continue to be.
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It → go → ?
“But the key message is, he was advocating strongly for global governance and global regulation.
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he → advocate → governance
“Europe is well placed to work on that.
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Europe → place → that
“What I took from it basically was the need to, at the design level of AI, to make sure we get in at the design stage, to make sure we’re designing AI for the benefit of mankind, not for the ruination of mankind or the undermining of humankind.
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we → take → humankind
“It was around that sort of sense that we need to be very conscious of the risks and sure that how we enable AI is on a positive track, that would be designed to protect people, to enhance people’s lives, as opposed to be destructive.”
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that → need → lives
“But then, in the discussion, it was interesting that there was an emphasis on how can we control potential new frontier AI that is being developed,” she added.
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she → be → AI
“The analogy, for example, to the pharmaceutical sector, where you have intense testing and, of course, transparency about the product before it is released and people can use it.
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people → have → it
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“He had a strong call on Europe to be the one who initiates a global governance around AI.”
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who → read → AI
Ms von der Leyen said Europe’s AI Act first attracted criticism when it was brought in, with claims that it would “stifle innovation”.
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it → say → innovation
She added: “Today, we get a lot of praise that we were the first ones to regulate AI.
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we → add → AI
“It’s not perfect, no question, but this balance between allowing innovation, but on the other hand also limiting the risks or having a clear control system, this is what we have to develop.”
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we → ’ → what
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