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    • Imagining the Digital Future Report: The Impact of AI by 2040
November 2023

Given AI’s great potential, preventing it from turning into the sorcerer’s apprentice is the primary challenge

by Raymond Perrault

“I view this question as depending on what happens to current AI, meaning in practice, to current generative AI. For purposes of this exercise, let’s consider two possible outcomes for…

November 2023

Blurred ‘truth’ and the erosion of trust are likely to deliver AI’s most significant impact

by Alexa Raad

“By 2040 AI will permeate everything. It is highly likely that it will have passed the Turing test well before 2040. Many aspects of daily life will be easier and…

November 2023

Such good friends? Digital agents are likely to turn users into unknowing ‘agents of the machine’ 

by Judith Donath

“In computer-human interface design, the word ‘agent’ refers to chatbots and other seemingly autonomous entities that act on behalf of the computer in their interactions with us human users. It…

Avi Bar-Zeev
Avi Bar-Zeev
November 2023

AI is the most-persuasive technology ever, and the most dangerous in greedy human hands

by Avi Bar-Zeev

“AI is poised to be the most persuasive technology ever invented, which also makes it the most dangerous in greedy human hands. By 2040, we may decide to let AI…

November 2023

Climate change, housing/refugee and economic inequity crises will play a huge role in 2040

by Christine Boese

“While AI is exploding now, it is not happening in isolation. Other factors are having a powerful impact on individuals and social systems, namely: “Some would set AI advancements and…

Lorrayne Porciuncula
Lorrayne Porciuncula
November 2023

Agile governance must meet the dynamic challenges of future complex adaptive systems

by Lorrayne Porciuncula

“Managing and understanding the risks and nonlinearities of future advances will be a critical challenge from now and beyond. “Sophisticated models and agile governance mechanisms will be required to responsibly…

November 2023

It may take an existential threat to knock us off the pedestal of narrow critical thinking on AI

by Stephen Abram

“The best consequence of AI – which has existed in the scientific disciplines for many years but has now migrated to the humanities fields and the general consumer space –…

November 2023

‘It is imperative to start questioning AI and big data assumptions, values and biases’

by Katindi Sivi

“The power of AI to solve problems and transform life should not erase the need for vision or human insight. The more AI advances, the more I feel that people…

November 2023

‘AI’s ubiquity will tempt us to give up ownership, control and responsibility’

by Chris Labash

“Predicting the future is a tricky business under the best of circumstances and the world in 2023 is pretty far from the best of circumstances. At its core, AI is…

Larry_Lannom
Larry_Lannom
November 2023

We’re in a world in which misinformation can feed off prior hallucinations

by Larry Lannom

“Advances in science and medicine will likely be accelerated through the use of AI, perhaps in ways that are currently unimaginable. “There is a great deal to be hoped for…

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