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Do you have a licence for that?
A panel talk on “Shaping AI for the Common Good”, held at the Australian Catholic University last night and hosted by former Crikey associate editor Cam Wilson, saw Father Paolo Benanti, an adviser to Pope Francis on AI, joined by other experts on the subject.
Asked by a student how AI can be used to serve the common good of minority groups when it had so often been used to denigrate them, Benanti raised the concept of an AI “license” or a registration by which AI users were accountable to state-based regulators and identifiable via personal registration.