AI activism is on the rise, dovetailing into the AI Ethics movement, so it is worthy to take a close look at what AI activism is all about, including in the case of AI-based self-driving cars.
As you might directly guess, trying to pin down the specifics underlying these principles can be extremely hard to do. Even more so, the effort to turn those broad principles into something entirely tangible and detailed enough to be used when crafting AI systems is also a tough nut to crack.
I think you can guess where this is heading. If humans that have been making the patterned upon decisions have been incorporating untoward biases, the odds are that the data reflects this in subtle but significant ways. Machine Learning or Deep Learning computational pattern matching will simply try to mathematically mimic the data accordingly. There is no semblance of common sense or other sentient aspects of AI-crafted modeling per se.
For example, consider what AI activists often do. Various pamphlets and written materials might be crafted and distributed to implore why you should favor or disfavor AI. There are plenty of online blogs and vlogs that do likewise. In some cases, online petitions are set up to try and either support or defeat a newly launched AI system . There are times that protests take place either online digitally or via in-person actions. And so on.
The point is that jurisdiction plays a sizable role in the implications of AI activism. AI can be often deployed to be available worldwide. AI activists can be positioned in various worldwide locales. Which laws are to prevail? You might find of interest too my coverage of the United Nations efforts regarding the ethical, legal, and other outcomes of global AI, seeWe also need to consider the nature of so-called hard laws versus soft laws.
Shifting gears, there is a perspective about AI activism that does deserve separate and diligent attention. I am referring to the notion of dividing AI activism into those AI activists within the “AI community” and those that are outside of the AI community. I am somewhat okay with this, but hesitantly so because we can get mired in the definition of “AI community” and not find a reasonable means to get us out of that definitional abyss.
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