"Reimagining AI Futures: Deliberating the Path Forward with Ethical Vigilance"

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Yashwant Arjunrao Waykar, Sucheta S. Yambal

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areas, from healthcare and safety to automation and data analysis. This study paper gives an in-depth look at the current state of AI development, looking at its progress and advantages. The paper talks about how AI can change things, focusing on how it can make things more efficient, help people make better decisions, and spark new ideas across many fields. Along with the benefits, however, social worries and risks related to AI have become very important issues to talk about. Problems like bias, discrimination, invasions of privacy, and job loss have brought up important questions about how to build and use AI technologies in a responsible way. The paper goes into these ethics issues and stresses how important it is to deal with them by being open and responsible. The reasons for stopping or limiting AI growth are also looked at, with opinions from well-known experts in the field. These reasons stress the risks and unexpected effects of AI progress that is not regulated, asking for careful actions and rules to lessen the harm that could happen. Still, it is very important to find the right mix between control and new ideas. The paper talks about how important it is to use responsible development methods, think about ethics, and make sure that AI technologies are used in a safe and ethical way. It stresses how important it is for lawmakers, business partners, academics, and the public to work together to make rules and laws that encourage creativity and the well-being of society. This study paper wants to help have more educated conversations about the responsible creation and use of AI technologies by giving a full picture of AI development, ethical concerns, and expert views. It shows how important it is to take a sensible approach that makes the most of AI's possible benefits while minimizing its risks and making sure it fits with society's values.

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