As artificial intelligence continues to develop, the list of ethical questions regarding its creation and use grows. This is as it should be. We ought to be worried about intellectual property, privacy, bias, accountability, as well as about the effects on the environment, education, jobs, and so forth. We ought to be worried about human behavior when […]
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