The author had invited readers to read the interview of Andrea Tundo with Sofia Liguori in Fatto Quotidiano and had written that she had resigned from Google DeepMind because she did not want to be involved in the use of artificial intelligence for war. https://t.co/M5VmjK5IVu #SofiaLiguori #IA #Tecnologia #IT (translated)
The author wrote that people had an ethical duty to support those like Sofia Liguori, whom they described as conscientious, courageous and intellectually capable of ensuring that AI served humanity rather than war.
The author asked what DeepMind was doing and said it was beginning work on AI for killing and warfare. They cited Sofia Liguori, who they said had described feeling an oppressive sense of disgust when entering the office.
The author wrote that there was an ethical duty to support people like Sofia Liguori, who in his opinion had conscience, moral compass, courage, and intellectual abilities to promote artificial intelligence in the service of humanity and not of war. https://t.co/SUfFO6YzRW #Etica #IA #Umanità #IT (translated)
The author described as a sign of hope the news that Sofia Liguori, a young Italian engineer, would resign from Google DeepMind because she did not want to work on artificial intelligence projects related to war. https://t.co/SUfFO6YzRW #Speranza #Tecnologia #GiovaniIngegneri #IT (translated)
The author urged readers to read a linked article, claiming that Sofia Liguori had resigned from DeepMind for ethical reasons because she did not want her intellectual talent and AI used for war.
The writer compared Sofia Liguori to Joseph Rotblat, saying she had resigned from DeepMind because she objected to AI being used to kill. The post said Rotblat left the Manhattan Project in November 1944 after discovering that Hitler did not have the bomb. https://t.co/8mpe6DlDFg #AI #Ethics #Technology #US #GB
The post highlighted a statement by Sofia Liguori, saying she had just resigned from DeepMind for ethical reasons because she objected to AI being used to kill. It also recommended an interview with Liguori by Sam Biddle.
The author said they were proud that, according to Sam Biddle, Sofia Liguori was the first engineer to resign from DeepMind for ethical reasons, citing objections to AI being used to kill, and noted that she was Italian. https://t.co/8mpe6DlDFg #AI #Etica #Orgoglio #IT
The author said they were proud that Italian engineer Sofia Liguori was, in their account, the first engineer to resign from DeepMind over ethical objections to using AI for killing, citing a report by Sam Biddle. https://t.co/8mpe6DlDFg #AI #Etica #Orgoglio #IT
