人工智能在信息传播中的双重性质:伦理考虑。

JMIR AI Pub Date : 2024-10-15 DOI:10.2196/53505
Federico Germani, Giovanni Spitale, Nikola Biller-Andorno
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由于错误信息的传播会产生深远的后果,因此信息欺骗对公众健康和社会结构构成重大威胁。虽然人工智能(AI)系统有可能制作出令人信服和有价值的信息宣传,对公众健康和民主产生积极影响,但人们也担心人工智能系统有可能被用来制造令人信服的虚假信息。人工智能具有双重属性,既能照亮信息环境,也能掩盖信息环境,其后果是复杂和多方面的。我们认为,人工智能与社会的快速融合要求我们全面了解其伦理影响,并制定战略来利用其潜力,在减少危害的同时实现更大的利益。因此,在本文中,我们探讨了人工智能在信息传播中的作用以及对公共健康影响的伦理层面,认为应对人工智能和虚假信息的潜在策略包括生成用于训练人工智能模型的规范、透明的数据集,规范内容输出,以及促进信息扫盲。
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The Dual Nature of AI in Information Dissemination: Ethical Considerations.

Infodemics pose significant dangers to public health and to the societal fabric, as the spread of misinformation can have far-reaching consequences. While artificial intelligence (AI) systems have the potential to craft compelling and valuable information campaigns with positive repercussions for public health and democracy, concerns have arisen regarding the potential use of AI systems to generate convincing disinformation. The consequences of this dual nature of AI, capable of both illuminating and obscuring the information landscape, are complex and multifaceted. We contend that the rapid integration of AI into society demands a comprehensive understanding of its ethical implications and the development of strategies to harness its potential for the greater good while mitigating harm. Thus, in this paper we explore the ethical dimensions of AI's role in information dissemination and impact on public health, arguing that potential strategies to deal with AI and disinformation encompass generating regulated and transparent data sets used to train AI models, regulating content outputs, and promoting information literacy.

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