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Debate-The Development of Artificial Intelligence will help humanities …

- - - - Similarly, there may be new AI-enabled form of terrorism to deal with: From the expansion of autonomous drones and the introduction of robotic swarms to remote attacks or the delivery of disease through nanorobots. Our law enforcement and defence organisations will need to adjust to the potential threat these present.
        
        It will take time and extensive human reasoning to determine the best way to prepare for a future with even more artificial intelligence applications to ensure that even though there is potential for adverse impacts with its further adoption, it is minimised as much as possible.
        
        As is the case with any disruptive event, these aren’t easy situations to solve, but as long as we still have humans involved in determining solutions, we will be able to take advantage of the many benefits of artificial intelligence while reducing and mitigating the negative impacts.
        
        Suabh - Almost 2.6 million medical records were leaked online by an artificial intelligence company in July, a security expert has claimed. This is just one of many data breaches in the last few years that collectively highlight the major privacy concern felt by many when using online services.
    - - Technologists... have warned that artificial intelligence could one day pose an existential security threat. ... In a YouGov poll of the public for the British Science Association, about a third of survey respondents said AI will pose a threat to the long-term survival of humanity.
        
        The AI is programmed to do something devastating: Autonomous weapons are artificial intelligence systems that are programmed to kill. In the hands of the wrong person, these weapons could easily cause mass casualties. Moreover, an AI arms race could inadvertently lead to an AI war that also results in mass casualties.
        
        there is a negative aspect of AI as well, which poses great privacy and social risk. The risk is associated with how some organizations are collecting and processing a vast amount of user data in their AI-based system without their knowledge or consent, which can lead to concerning social consequences.
        
        AI methods are being used to identify people who wish to remain anonymous; to infer and generate sensitive information about people from non-sensitive data; to profile people based upon population-scale data; and to make consequential decisions using this data, some of which profoundly affect people's lives.
        
        Privacy is a serious concern regarding patient data acquisition. While researchers have measures in place to protect patient data, there are malicious hackers out there trying to get access at all costs. If a giant like Google can have privacy and patient data issues, then it means no one in AI should overlook privacy issues.
        
        AI systems are prone to errors, which eventually leads to patient injury or other significant problems. For instance, a patient may take a drug wrongly recommended by the AI system, leading to more questions. Likewise, the AI-driven radiological scan may miss a tumor. The wrong allocation of a hospital bed based on AI predictions can lead to injuries and relapse.
    - - 'Deepfakes'
      - Algorithmic bias caused by bad data
      - Socioeconomic inequality
      - Market volatility
      - Weapons automatization