The UN's report, 'Governing AI for Humanity', highlights a global governance deficit in AI, noting a disjointed collection of existing frameworks that fail to provide collective coherence.
AI's dual nature poses immense challenges; while capable of scaling outputs on demand, it also demonstrates a lack of true intelligence, with poor inputs leading to harmful results.
Current approaches to AI governance are fragmented and ineffective. Despite hundreds of initiatives, the stark reality is that the coexistence of various frameworks results in confusion rather than clear guidelines.
Amid the commercial push for generative AI, the risks of potential AI stupidity are downplayed, despite evidence that it can amplify discrimination and misinformation in troubling ways.
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