As AI continues to advance, no matter how much time developers spend making it safe, hackers always seem to stay one step ahead. The reality is that bad actors will find ways to exploit any system, and ironically, AI’s evolution may only accelerate this.
But is the real problem the AI itself? If we look back, it’s not technology that brings us to the brink—it’s how we humans use it. Time and again, we've taken the very tools meant to help us and used them for harm.
The question isn’t whether AI will be misused—it’s how we can prevent ourselves from doing so. AI, at its core, is a reflection of who we are. The more powerful it gets, the more it will amplify the actions of those who wield it.
We must focus not just on making AI safe, but also on educating ourselves to wield this power responsibly. If we’re not prepared to control the tools we create, we risk being overtaken by those who are willing to use them for harm.
How do we, as technologists and AI enthusiasts, ensure that we’re not contributing to a future where our own creations are used against us?
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