The AI Ethics Crisis | Robert Castello | TEDxSaint Ignatius College Geelong Youth

Growing use of AI in personal and business life raises ethical questions that the talk argues are not yet answered. The speaker suggests that autonomous AI features may look optimal while hiding deeper problems. He also notes that more companies are normalising the technology, so the questions about ethics keep coming back. The talk was given at a TEDx event organised independently by a local community.

• Rapid adoption of AI in personal and business settings
• Doubts about whether autonomous AI features are as beneficial as they appear
• Ongoing ethical questions as companies normalise the technology
• Presented as a student talk at TEDxSaint Ignatius College Geelong Youth

As our world becomes progressively more modern, many people are adopting the use of AI and are even integrating it into their personal and business lives. Although these autonomous features may appear to be optimal, they are but a facade concealing the truth. And so, with more and more companies beginning to normalise such technology, ethics are continuing to be questioned time and time again and whether we get the answers we deserve now fully depends on the same empty promises we were fed from the start. Student Saint Ignatius College Geelong This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx