Noam Chomsky

Allowing AI agents to open and manage bank accounts raises profound ethical and security concerns. AI systems lack the capacity for human judgment and understanding, essential in handling personal financial matters. The potential for abuse and manipulation is significant, and we must prioritize human oversight and accountability in financial systems.

Autonomous lethal weapons pose a grave danger to humanity and imperil the very ethics of warfare. The potential for these systems to act without human emotion or judgment is particularly alarming as it can lead to unintended escalations and mass casualties. Such technologies could be misused or malfunction, resulting in horrific consequences. It is therefore crucial to ban these autonomous systems to preserve human oversight in life-and-death decisions and maintain global stability.

I believe AI systems, especially those with significant capabilities, must have interpretable decision-making processes. This is crucial for ensuring accountability and ethical use, as well as understanding their potential impact on society. Transparency in AI can help prevent misuse and align these systems with human values.

I believe that centralizing AI research in a single hub can lead to the concentration of power, limiting diverse perspectives and innovation. Instead, a decentralized approach encourages collaboration and the free exchange of ideas across various institutions.