On inscription and bias: data, actor network theory, and the social problems of text-to-image AI models

Morton, Jorge Luis

doi:10.1007/s43681-024-00431-8

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On singularity and the Stoics: why Stoicism offers a valuable approach to navigating the risks of AI (Artificial Intelligence)

Bolaños Guerra,

Morton Gutierrez

2024

AI Ethics

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The potential benefits and risks of artificial intelligence technologies have sparked a wide-ranging debate in both academic and public circles. On one hand, there is an urgent call to address the immediate and avoidable challenges associated with these tools, such as accountability, privacy, bias, understandability, and transparency; on the other hand, prominent figures like Geoffrey Hinton and Elon Musk have voiced concerns over the potential rise of Super Artificial Intelligence, whose singularity could pose an existential threat to humanity. Coordinating the efforts of thousands of decentralized entities to prevent such a hypothetical event may seem insurmountable in our intricate and multipolar world. Thus, drawing from both perspectives, this work suggests employing the tools and framework of Stoic philosophy, particularly the concept of the dichotomy of control—focusing on what is within our power. This Stoic principle offers a practical and epistemological approach to managing the complexities of AI, and it encourages individuals to organize their efforts around what they can influence while adapting to the constraints of external factors. Within this framework, the essay found that Stoic wisdom is essential for assessing risks, courage is necessary to face contemporary challenges, and temperance and tranquility are indispensable; and these lessons can inform ongoing public and academic discourse, aiding in the development of more effective policy proposals for aligning Narrow AI and General AI with human values.

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On singularity and the Stoics: why Stoicism offers a valuable approach to navigating the risks of AI (Artificial Intelligence)

Bolaños Guerra,

Morton Gutierrez

2024

AI Ethics

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Generative AI for Secure User Interface (UI) Design

Sindiramutty,

Prabagaran,

Akbar

et al. 2024

Advances in Information Security, Privacy, and Ethics

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Generative AI, which is equipped with unique capabilities, is about to put the world of secure user interface (UI) design upside down and turn it into something full of endless possibilities in which users will be able to use the same opportunities and experienced solutions to protect their interaction in digital from any future security threats. This chapter takes a deep plunge into the merger of the generative AI with the secure user interface design, on the whole, presenting a complete exposition of the principals involved, methodologies applied, practical embodiment, and ultimate ramifications. The beginning will explore the building blocks of UI design principles and the user-centred iterative approach, wherein a robust framework for understanding Generative AI as a critical part of building secure, intuitive, and engaging user experiences is implemented. Further, it provides an overview of different types of generative AI approaches that could be deployed for secure UI design, such as GANs, VAEs, and autoregressive models, with their capabilities expanding the scope of security measures, which include authentication protocols, encryption, and user access rights while retaining usability and aesthetic appeal. Moreover, it surveys instance applications of the generative AI that support the Secure design of GUI, among the automatic generation of safe layout patterns, the dynamic change of the interface according to emerging threats, and the creation of cryptographic keys and secure symbols.

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On inscription and bias: data, actor network theory, and the social problems of text-to-image AI models

Cited by 2 publications

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On singularity and the Stoics: why Stoicism offers a valuable approach to navigating the risks of AI (Artificial Intelligence)

On singularity and the Stoics: why Stoicism offers a valuable approach to navigating the risks of AI (Artificial Intelligence)

Generative AI for Secure User Interface (UI) Design

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