With the rapid growth of artificial intelligence, a key question arises: how can we ensure that these technologies are used responsibly?
The ethics and regulation of AI have become top priorities. Governments, companies, and scientific communities are working to establish standards that protect user privacy, prevent algorithmic bias, and regulate the impact of these technologies on employment and society.
Recent examples include legislative proposals in the European Union to limit the use of AI in mass surveillance, and debates about how to attribute authorship for content created by artificial intelligence.
The discussion is not only technical but also social: AI must advance for the benefit of everyone, without endangering fundamental rights or deepening inequality.