Data Natives Frankfurt v 11.0 | "Can we be responsible for misuse of data & algorithms?" - Sam Liban
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The document discusses emerging technologies and their potential impacts, and questions how individuals and societies can responsibly address issues arising from new technologies. It notes that governments, regulators, and individuals struggle to understand new concepts that spread rapidly. It asks if there are existing systems or forms of cooperation that could help societies address responsibilities related to technologies, but offers no definitive solutions, mainly posing questions.
Data Natives Frankfurt v 11.0 | "Can we be responsible for misuse of data & algorithms?" - Sam Liban
- 1. It wasn’t me ... Are we responsible for misuse of data & algorithms?
- 2. The bad news at the beginning ...
- 7. Can we be different?
- 8. We do seem more indifferent than any changers before us ...
- 10. Artificial General Intelligence Democracy 2.0 Autonomous Vehicles Smart Homes Artificial Narrow Intelligence Connected Healthcare Maker Economy Smart Grid Energy Internet Healthy Life Extension Next Generation Education Smart CitiesConnected Car Circular Economy Logistics Internet Radical Life Extension Artificial Super Intelligence Sharing (Access) Economy Decentralization of Everything Human-Machine Convergence Human 2.0 Money 2.0 Empowerment Economy Transport 2.0 De-Extinction Cyberwar Institution 2.0 Food 2.0 Work 2.0 Sports 2.0 Space Colonization Automation of Everything “Social” Mobile Cloud Big Data - Analytics WWW Internet of Things 3D Drucker Robotics Cognitive Systems Nanotechnology Drones Genomics Augmented reality Virtual reality Quantum computing Energy storage Precision agriculture Vertical farming Materials science Synthetic biology Bioelectronics Photonics Biophotonics Genetic engineering Reusable rockets Visible light communications Aquaponics Artificial photosynthesis Hyperloop Flying cars Lab grown meat Brain-computer interface Solar power satellites Wireless power transmission Exoskeletons Regenerative medicine Brain scanning 4D printing Cryonics Full brain simulation Renewables Blockchain
- 11. Next: Skynet?
- 14. So - if we don’t want it - what can we do? ● governments, regulators and parliaments need too much time to just understand the basic concepts of the things already live or at the horizon ○ also the time lag between the hype and the later spread of new things, that then feel so sudden is really a challenge for us all ● we ourselves cannot even grasp all the different concepts, their impacts and dangers, anymore ○ Blockchain, ML, Classifiers, DL, VR, AR ● Can we expect to others to be able to cope
- 15. Really big world wide in 2007 - 2010
- 16. I have no solution - just questions Do you care? If not, why not?
- 17. Lets talk responsibility by talking & acting
- 18. Which functioning global bodies do we have? any?
- 19. Are there any known systems, that could work? Other forms of cooperations? Liquid democracy elements? Quadratic voting?