https://www.researchgate.net/publication/370487553_Artificial_Intelligence_Current_Challenges_and_Future_Perspectives

I would say that striking a balance between innovation and ethical considerations is crucial when it comes to applied ethics in the usage of artificial intelligence. The development and use of AI systems must be done responsibly, ethically, and in accordance with social values, even while technical innovation and creativity should be promoted. Establishing ethical limits aids in safeguarding people's rights, privacy, and wellbeing and helps stop any negative effects or harm brought on by AI systems. Well, prioritizing human intellect should not impede AI advancement. Instead, it highlights the significance of using AI as a tool to enhance human capacities, decision-making processes, and handle difficult issues while respecting human values and ethics.

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Very Interesting question! The question of whether machines will completely replace humans is a complex and debated topic. While AI has made significant advancements in recent years, it is crucial to understand its limitations and the dimensions within which it operates. Here are some key points to consider:

In short, AI has the potential to augment and enhance human capabilities, it is unlikely to completely replace humans in all domains. Understanding the limitations and dimensions of AI is crucial in leveraging its benefits while acknowledging the unique qualities that humans bring to the table.

Thank you Sir for this interesting response.

"Artificial intelligence, and specifically, predictive models based on machine learning, will be the basis of future economic and social systems. While a great deal of focus has been placed on job loss in the face of automation, the more profound effect of machine learning will be fundamental changes throughout our technologically based social systems, as we witness the increasing use of machine learning systems in governance roles. Machine learning has so far shown itself to be a double edged sword in its ability to accelerate social justice: therapy chatbots, for example, have shown how we might scale mental healthcare to include persons who may not be able to afford a therapist. But precrime predictive algorithms in use by some of North America’s largest police forces are biased by flawed data sets and tend to perpetuate racial and economic stereotypes."

Dear Prof. Souad Ezzerouali and esteemed ResearchGate researchers,

I would like to introduce an alternative perspective on the subjects of computer science and artificial intelligence. The history of computing and its associated telecommunications technologies has been marked by several significant revolutions, some of which initially had origins tied to destructive and harmful applications against humanity!

Upon closer examination of the history of computing, it becomes apparent that computers and the underlying technologies, particularly artificial intelligence (AI), were originally developed to serve military purposes. Several examples of these revolutions underscore this connection:

These examples underscore the dual nature of technological advancements, where innovations initially designed for military or destructive purposes can be repurposed for more constructive and beneficial uses in the civilian and commercial sectors. For additional information, please consult the following sources:

1) INTELIGÊNCIA SÓ HUMANA, PRECISA DE CORPO ORGÂNICO, PALAVRA IMPRECISA.

2) ARTIFICIAL NÃO É CORRETO, QUEM CRIOU A MÁQUINA, QUALQUER UMA, FOI O HOMEM, É NECESSÁRIO UM CONJUNTO DE PESQUISADORES PARA FAZER UMA MÁQUINA FUNCIONAR, JAMAIS SERÁ "ARTIFICIAL"