Today I tested a robot I designed a while ago to simulate human emotions and make a decision, but I see that the decision will not be in the best interest of humans. How will we analyze that?
AI can understand emotions better by considering tone, body language, and context, not just words. If a robot's decisions aren’t in humanity’s best interest, we need to review its design, test it in different scenarios, and ensure ethical guidelines are built in, with human oversight to guide its choices.
Seaam Bin Masud
AI understands nothing - it outputs an answer after making a fit to data that it has been given.
The original question is too broad to answer because there are too many phrases that lack definitions. For example...
Who decides whether a robot's decisions are, or are not in humanity's best interest? An individual? A chosen group within some society?
What is humanity's best interest?
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