Google announced on Tuesday that it is fixing the principles that govern how to use artificial intelligence and other advanced technology. The company has removed the language that is not following up “technologies that cause or may cause harm in general”, “weapons or other technologies whose main purpose or implementation aims to cause or facilitate the injury of people”, “techniques that collect or use information for them. International acceptable criteria “and” techniques that are intended for the principles of international law and human rights “violate the principles of international law and human rights.
Changes have been revealed in A binding note To the top of the 2018 blog post reveals the instructions. We have updated the principles of our artificial intelligence. Please visit Ai.google to the latest, “the note says.
in Tuesday blog postA couple of Google executives was martyred with the wide use of the spontaneous organization, advanced standards, and geopolitical battles on artificial intelligence as the “background” due to the need for Google Principles to reform it.
Google first published the principles in 2018 as it moved to the suppression of internal protests regarding the company’s decision to work on a US military drone program. In response, she refused to renew the government contract and also announced a set of principles to direct the future uses of its advanced technologies, such as artificial intelligence. Among other measures, the principles that Google will not develop specific weapons, monitoring systems, or human rights techniques.
But on Tuesday’s announcement, Google got rid of these obligations. New web page It no longer recounts a set of prohibited uses of Google Ai initiatives. Instead, the revised Google document provides more space to follow up on potential use cases. It states that Google will implement “the appropriate human supervision, due deception, feedback mechanisms to comply with the user’s goals, social responsibility, the principles of international law and human rights widely accepted.” Google now says she will work to “reduce unintended or harmful results.”
James Manica, Senior Vice President for Research, Technology and Society, and CEO of Google Deeper, wrote the company’s respected artificial intelligence research laboratory. “We believe that companies, governments and organizations that share these values must work together to create artificial intelligence that protects people, promotes global growth, and supports national security.”
They added that Google will continue to focus on artificial intelligence projects “in line with our mission, our scientific focus, our experiences, and survival consistent with the principles of international law and human rights that are widely accepted.”
Many Google employees have expressed concern about the changes in the WIRED conversations. “It is extremely important to see Google has a decrease in the moral use of artificial intelligence technology without inputs from its employees or the broader audience, despite the feelings of the old employees that The company should not be in the field of war. ” Google software engineer and head of UNSION-CWA workers.
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Google lists its new goals as following the bold, responsible and cooperative Amnesty initiatives. Phrases such as “be socially useful” and maintain “scientific excellence” have been given. A male “Respect for Intellectual Property Rights” was added.