Ethics and Risks of Artificial Intelligence

Abstract

Artificial intelligence (AI) applications are already everywhere in our daily lives. Some possible ethics and risks in AI applications include algorithm bias, related technology and products deviating from their original purpose, having both good and evil uses, and poor algorithm design or existing technology limitations. In recent years, various countries have formulated regulations for the AI. In 2019, Taiwan formulated so-called Guidelines for the research and development of AI as a public policy, hoping to improve the problems of ethics and risks caused by the development of AI. However, this policy does not have its own legal basis. Therefore, we call for the establishment of rigorous AI with a legal basis (called AI law) to prevent unrestricted AI development and application, and this law can prevent AI from endangering human safety.

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