أخلاقيات الذكاء الإصطناعي 2
أخلاقيات الذكاء الإصطناعي 2
أخلاقيات الذكاء الإصطناعي 2
Ethics in AI
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Chapter 2
Week 2
Introduction
to AI
What Is a Robot
Agent :- agent is software that operates online or in a
simulated world, often generating perceptions and/or
acting within this artificial world.
A Robot, on the other hand, is situated in the real world,
meaning that its existence and operation occur in the
real world.
Robots are also embodied, meaning that they have a
physical body.
The process of a robot making intelligent decisions is
often described as “sense-plan-act” meaning that the
robot must first sense the environment, plan what to
do, and then act in the world.
Sense-Plan-Act
Sense:- Sensing in the real world is extremely challenging.
Sensors such as cameras, laser scanners, and sonar all have
limitations.
Humans use a wide array of integrated sensors to generate
perceptions. Moreover, the number of these sensors is (at
least currently) much higher than the number of sensors of
any robot.
Plan:- Planning is the process by which the robot makes use
of its perceptions and knowledge to decide what to do next.
Uncertainty about the world must be dealt with at the
planning stage.
Act:- to determine how to move joints and actuators in a
manner dictated by the plan
What Is Hard for AI
• “2001” – 1984
• Image Classification
• Image Clustering (segmentation)
1. Cancer detection
2. CT scan analysis
NLP
• patient understanding
• Disease diagnoses
• Entertainment
• Education
• Space exploration
• Gaming
• Robotics
• Agricultural
• ecommerce
Homework
• Explain the difference between weak and strong AI. Give examples from
science fiction describing machines that could be categorized as displaying
strong and weak AI.
• Given the description of supervised machine learning above, how might a
classifier come to include societal biases? How might the removal of such
biases impact classifier performance? Describe a situation in which
stakeholders must balance the tradeoff between bias and performance.
Social biases, to be precise, occur when we unknowingly or deliberately make a judgment about
certain individuals, groups, races, opinion, and so on, due to preconceived notions about the group.