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The essay discusses the ethical implications of Artificial Intelligence (AI), highlighting concerns related to autonomy, privacy, and accountability. It emphasizes the risks of bias in decision-making, the challenges of data privacy, and the ambiguity of responsibility when AI systems cause harm. The author advocates for transparent algorithms and collaboration among various stakeholders to ensure ethical AI development that prioritizes human welfare.

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The essay discusses the ethical implications of Artificial Intelligence (AI), highlighting concerns related to autonomy, privacy, and accountability. It emphasizes the risks of bias in decision-making, the challenges of data privacy, and the ambiguity of responsibility when AI systems cause harm. The author advocates for transparent algorithms and collaboration among various stakeholders to ensure ethical AI development that prioritizes human welfare.

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C2 Level – The Ethical Implications of Artificial

Intelligence
Essay:
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming society, offering
unprecedented opportunities in areas such as healthcare, transportation,
and finance. However, alongside these benefits, AI raises profound
ethical questions that must be addressed. The primary concern revolves
around autonomy, privacy, and accountability.

One ethical dilemma concerns decision-making. AI systems increasingly


perform tasks that were traditionally the domain of humans, such as
diagnosing diseases or assessing creditworthiness. Delegating these
decisions to algorithms raises questions about bias and fairness. For
example, if an AI system is trained on biased data, it may inadvertently
perpetuate discrimination, impacting vulnerable populations.

Privacy is another critical issue. AI systems can process vast amounts of


personal data, often without individuals' explicit consent. This raises
concerns about surveillance, data security, and the erosion of
personal freedoms. Moreover, accountability remains ambiguous: if an
AI system makes a harmful decision, determining who is responsible—
the developer, the user, or the machine itself—is challenging.

Ethical AI requires transparent algorithms, rigorous oversight, and


continuous societal dialogue. Philosophers, engineers, and
policymakers must collaborate to create guidelines that prioritize
human welfare while embracing technological innovation. Only by
integrating ethical considerations into AI development can society fully
harness its potential without compromising fundamental human values.

Reading Comprehension Activities:

A. True or False

1. AI can perform tasks previously done by humans.

2. Privacy is not a concern when using AI.

3. Ethical AI requires collaboration among philosophers, engineers,


and policymakers.
B. Multiple Choice
Which issue does the essay NOT mention?
a) Bias and fairness
b) Privacy and surveillance
c) Physical health effects

C. Short Answer

1. What ethical dilemma arises when AI makes important decisions?

2. Why is accountability complex in AI decision-making?

D. Vocabulary in Context
Explain the meaning of the words as used in the text:

● Autonomy → _______

● Erosion → _______

● Guidelines → _______

E. Critical Thinking
Do you think AI development should have strict ethical regulations?
Why or why not? Write a short paragraph.

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