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The rise of AI and GPT technologies presents significant ethical and security challenges. A major issue is bias in AI systems, where algorithms may reflect and perpetuate societal prejudices, leading to unfair treatment in areas like hiring or criminal justice. Additionally, misinformation generated by AI-powered systems poses risks, as GPT models can produce convincing but false or misleading content.

Privacy concerns are another challenge, with AI being used to collect and analyze personal data without consent. Moreover, AI-generated deepfake videos and voice impersonation pose risks to credibility and authenticity, enabling fraud and misinformation by mimicking real individuals' faces and voices. In a broader sense, the potential for job displacement due to automation raises economic and social concerns. Let’s look at some more challenges:

Unjustified Actions: Algorithmic decision-making often relies on correlations without establishing causality, which can lead to erroneous outcomes. Inauthentic correlations may be misleading, and actions based on population trends may not apply to individuals. Acting on such data without confirming causality can cause inaccurate and unfair results.

According to authors, modern-day marvels are the result of machine learning, which are programs that combine through millions of pieces of data and start making correlations and predictions about the world , by using machines that uses cold hard data to make decisions that are sometimes  more accurate than a human’s, thereby reducing biases. Computers don’t hold any inherent biases, as machine  knows only one approach i.e. the objective analysis and are capable of analyzing massive amounts of information, thus having  a distinct advantage over humans. Utilizing the data for machine learning, can uncover contradictory and surprising results by making data more accessible, more understandable and  enabling the organization to achieve a new level of business intelligence, thus empowering decision makers at all levels with a powerful tool. Read more at https://aitrends.com/machine-learning/machine-learning-cure-decision-bias/