Technology's Ethical Tightrope: What Technology-Related Ethical Dilemma Concerns You The Most?

[killamch89]

Hey All! Let's talk technology and ethics. Share a technology-related ethical dilemma that has kept you up at night. From data privacy concerns to AI's impact on jobs, there's no shortage of complex issues. What solution do you propose to these issues? Let's engage in some thought-provoking discussions.

[Kennysplash]

Out of what you listed, what has been a major concern is AI overtaking human jobs. The other day while watching NatGeo wild, it was stated that the coverage of the wild was done by drones. 
About 10 years ago, mini plane pilots and camera men were employed. 
This is just an example of how humans are losing jobs to AI. 

[killamch89]

On 4/30/2024 at 1:36 AM, Kennysplash said:

Out of what you listed, what has been a major concern is AI overtaking human jobs. The other day while watching NatGeo wild, it was stated that the coverage of the wild was done by drones. 
About 10 years ago, mini plane pilots and camera men were employed. 
This is just an example of how humans are losing jobs to AI. 

You do have some valid concerns but it's actually a matter of efficiency. Also, using drones is way cheaper and not having to expose cameramen and pilots to dangerous animals or situations.

[Kennysplash]

On 5/21/2024 at 10:40 PM, killamch89 said:

You do have some valid concerns but it's actually a matter of efficiency. Also, using drones is way cheaper and not having to expose cameramen and pilots to dangerous animals or situations.

Well that is a good perspective too. If anything the cost of production were reduced drastically compared to when aircrafts were involved. Technology will help us improve our crafts though. We should level up in ways that AI will not chase us to the background completely. 

[Knight Barida]

On 4/30/2024 at 7:36 AM, Kennysplash said:

Out of what you listed, what has been a major concern is AI overtaking human jobs. The other day while watching NatGeo wild, it was stated that the coverage of the wild was done by drones. 
About 10 years ago, mini plane pilots and camera men were employed. 
This is just an example of how humans are losing jobs to AI. 

 

Every human should keep working on improving their skills. Technology is here to make humans work better and while at it, it is still going to reduce the workload done by humans I'm some professions.