(Adnkronos) - “Credo che il rapporto tra etica e intelligenza artificiale faccia parte sempre di più della vita quotidiana di tutti noi. I nostri dati, inseriti all'interno dei nostri device, diventano fondamentali perché lì dentro c'è tutto”. Con queste dichiarazioni, Antonio De Poli, senatore promotore del Convegno, è intervenuto a margine della conferenza stampa di presentazione, su iniziativa del senatore Antonio De Poli, del Digitalmeet 2024, il più grande festival italiano su alfabetizzazione digitale per cittadini e imprese, in programma dal 21 al 27 ottobre 2024. Il titolo del convegno organizzato in Senato è ‘L’etica dell’intelligenza artificiale’.
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00:00I believe that the relationship between ethics and artificial intelligence is increasingly
00:08part of the lives of all of us, and it is the daily life of all of us.
00:12Today, our data, which we have within our cell phones, within our computers, in any
00:23context, become fundamental because everything is in there.
00:27Today, artificial intelligence makes another revolution, even more so, such as fire,
00:33wheels, electricity or any other thing that we have seen in the evolution of man within
00:41our society.
00:42I believe that today, ethics becomes a fundamental factor to give clear rules to what is the
00:50great development, the great context of artificial intelligence.
00:54Our conscience is something fundamental.
00:58Ethics and conscience are the fundamental and precise points for the future of artificial
01:05intelligence and what will be innovation, which is fundamental, but we have to take
01:09into account that in the human context, artificial intelligence cannot replace it.
01:14In concrete terms, we govern with clear and precise rules that, from now on, have already
01:19been given at the European level, but I believe that even today we have to give clear rules
01:23to those who do not want to use it in the best way, in the way of evolution of our society,
01:33but in a negative way, we must have clear and precise rules that cannot do this.