100% with you, OP. Everybody out here worried about their smart fridges ordering milk on its own while AI's gonna decide who gets a loan, a house, or even a job. Skynet’s closer than we think.

This is a crucial convo! We should push companies to adopt existing ethical frameworks like the EU’s guidelines for trustworthy AI. Also, need more diversity among those who design these AI systems. Can't let this slip under the radar!

Don’t even get me started. There’s no way they're not using AI to spy on us already. I’m telling y’all, big brother is real and is coming with a digital brain this time.

Chill out man, no tech’s perfect from the start. Cars didn't start out with seatbelts, right? We'll figure out the kinks as we go. But ya, I’m all for transparency - gotta keep those AI devs honest.

While I understand the concern, it's important to note that the AI field is not ignoring these issues. There's ongoing research looking into explainable AI (XAI) to make sense of black-box models. I believe a collaboration between tech developers, ethicists, and policymakers is key. We should focus not just on regulation, but also on advancing AI towards inherently ethical design. For instance, machine learning can be 'taught' fairness by adjusting its prediction thresholds for different groups to ensure equality of opportunity.

meh, I get what ur saying but this feels overhyped. Bias is a human problem too right? Machines just copy us. Also privacy... well, that ship sailed with social media didn't it lol

Yeah, you're spitting straight facts here. We’re playing with fire if AI keeps going unchecked. Bias has me worried too, like how many hiring AIs are just repeating past prejudices? We definitely need to hammer out some ethical guidelines pronto.