¿Podemos controlar la inteligencia artificial?

The Observatorio de Bioética UCV reports that the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence requires a bioethical approach to address risks such as algorithmic bias, the loss of human control, and the dehumanization of clinical relationships. While AI offers potential in medicine, education, and research, the observatory suggests that international cooperation, regulation, and human supervision are necessary to protect human dignity and autonomy.

The report highlights a paradox involving Geoffrey Hinton, who received the 2024 Nobel Prize for his work on artificial neural networks. Following his departure from Google, Hinton warned that superintelligence may soon surpass human intelligence. He advised against expanding the development of these models until researchers fully understand whether they can be controlled.