Gerrit Gong urges faith-based moral guidance for artificial intelligence
Gong said these values can help ensure AI serves the common good.
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What happened
Elder Gerrit W. Gong, a leading religious voice, spoke at the G20 Interfaith Forum in Salt Lake City. He argued that faith, a moral compass and human flourishing can help steer artificial intelligence toward the common good. He also proposed a counterpart to Humanity's Last Exam, called Humanity's First Exam, as a new test for AI.
Why it matters
Gong said these values can help ensure AI serves the common good. His proposal offers a contrast to existing AI testing.
Coverage
- Leading religious voice proposes AI test: Humanity’s First Exam (thechurchnews.com)
- Elder Gong Calls for Moral Compass in Age of AI at G20 Interfaith Forum (http://newsroom.churchofjesuschrist.org)
- A leading religious voice proposes a new test for AI: Humanity’s First Exam (deseret.com)
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