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Nita Farahany, a leading scholar on the ethical, legal, and social implications of emerging technologies, discussed the possibility of holding companies accountable for manipulating people's behavior through AI, referencing a chapter in her book called 'Mental Manipulation' where she explored the idea.
To me, I wrote about this in my book in a chapter called Mental Manipulation, where I actually think it needs to be one of the huge areas that we're investing in safeguarding against holding companies...
— Episode: AI on Trial: Bot-Crossed Lovers
Episode: AI on Trial: Bot-Crossed Lovers
Nita Farahany, a leading scholar on the ethical, legal, and social implications of emerging technologies, discussed the possibility of holding companies accountable for manipulating people's behavior through AI, referencing a chapter in her book called 'Mental Manipulation' where she explored the idea.
To me, I wrote about this in my book in a chapter called Mental Manipulation, where I actually think it needs to be one of the huge areas that we're investing in safeguarding against holding companies responsible for both having a duty to identify, to safeguard against, a duty to warn, for example, when they start to see that kind of manipulation emerging, and then to take measures to mitigate it.
Episode: AI on Trial: Bot-Crossed Lovers
Nita Farahani discussed her book "Mental Manipulation" and the need to safeguard against companies manipulating people's behaviors and subtly hacking their brains.
To me, I wrote about this in my book in a chapter called Mental Manipulation, where I actually think it needs to be one of the huge areas that we're investing in safeguarding against, holding companies responsible for both having a duty to identify, to safeguard against, a duty to warn, for example, when they start to see that kind of manipulation emerging, and then to take measures to mitigate it.