Ethical AI: What you need to know
At a Glance
AI is not going away, and it can help us in many ways.
Occasionally, LLMs generate information that is made up or factually incorrect (hallucinations)
AI models were trained on copyrighted works like books, videos, images, etc., without permission. Lawsuits are ongoing.
AI Tools are a ‘black box,’ and their internal workings are not transparent or easily understandable, even to those who use or develop them.
AI models like ChatGP were trained on internet data, which contains a lot of misinformation and bias.
Bad actors are using AI for malicious, unethical, or harmful purposes.
Best Practices
Ethical AI means developing and using AI systems responsibly and ethically, valuing human well-being, respecting fundamental human values and rights, and promoting society's greater good.
Check every output for hallucination and misinformation.
Protect private data, and don’t enter anything proprietary or private into an AI model (we don’t have enough info yet).
Beware bad actors using AI for impersonation/fraud.
Don’t rely on AI detectors - there is currently no good way to clearly identify AI-generated content.
Focus on being even more human than necessary; focus on the heart and relationships.
Experiment with and adopt AI responsibly.
