The Minister of Science, Research and Technology, in a meeting with representatives of universities and research institutes, warned about the consequences of widespread surveillance using artificial intelligence. He emphasized that this type of surveillance could lead to the transformation of control over data into control over humans and ultimately pave the way for the emergence of an "invisible dictatorship."
Risks of AI Surveillance
In today's world, the use of new technologies is rapidly increasing, and artificial intelligence plays a key role in this. However, the Minister of Science pointed out that we should not forget that this technology can become a tool for control and surveillance. He said, "If we cannot properly utilize new technologies, we may soon witness the transformation of society into a surveillance society where individual freedoms are at risk."
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Ethical and Social Challenges
The Minister of Science also referred to the ethical and social challenges associated with the use of artificial intelligence and widespread surveillance. He added, "Unauthorized surveillance and the collection of personal data without individuals' consent can lead to human rights violations and significantly reduce public trust in governmental and private institutions." This warning comes at a time when concerns about privacy and data security are increasing globally.
In this context, the Minister of Science called for international dialogues to find solutions for the responsible use of new technologies and emphasized that education and awareness-raising in this area are of special importance. He added, "We must teach people how to protect their data and defend their rights."
In conclusion, the Minister of Science urged universities and research institutes to consider ethical and social dimensions in the research and development of artificial intelligence technologies, thereby contributing to the creation of a fair and transparent society.
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