AURORA INSIGHTS
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From Risk to Responsibility: Governing AI in the Public Interest
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly shaping decisions that impact real lives, from determining who qualifies for social services to how communities are prioritised in public health and how migrants are processed at borders.
Yet public institutions, built to uphold equity and democratic accountability, are struggling to keep pace with the speed and complexity of AI systems.
Evaluating Low-Risk AI Systems: A Responsible Adoption Approach
Among its various branches, generative AI stands out for its ability to empower organizations and individuals in daily tasks. The integration of AI across diverse functions is becoming standard practice, with enterprise adoption significantly influencing its acceptability. Approximately 85% of AI systems are anticipated to be classified as low-risk or no-risk, yet trust in these systems remains a critical challenge.
The AI Race and the Urgency of AI Safety
At the core of the 21st century, we’re experiencing a technological upheaval unlike any before: the emergence of artificial intelligence (AI). In the midst of this enthusiasm, a significant worry is emerging: the possible risks associated with unregulated AI progress. As Generation Z, the tech-savvy individuals set to inherit this AI-powered era, we need to address the critical issue of AI security.
There’s No ‘We’ in Technology: Protecting Against the Invisible Erosion of Human Rights
Advocating for embedding human rights at the core of AI development would maintain consistency, accountability and reliability in creating safe and trustworthy AI systems. The biggest challenge that lies ahead is how we reconcile the different priorities and ensure that people’s rights are understood and prioritised, not pushed aside for unrestricted growth and profit.