#ELIZAeffect | Aiwa-AI

These early inquiries were the first, crucial lines in "the script that will save humanity." But were they the right lines? Did the concerns of science fiction authors, pioneering cyberneticists, and skeptical computer scientists anticipate the complex ethical labyrinth we face today? To build a safe and beneficial future with AI, we must look back at the ethical questions we were asking at its dawn and understand what they got right, what they missed, and what we can learn from their foresight. In this post, we explore: 📖 Asimov's Three Laws: The fictional rules that became a foundational, if flawed, public touchstone for AI ethics. 警告 Norbert Wiener's Cybernetics: The early warnings about automation, control, and the "human use of human beings." 💬 The ELIZA Effect: How a simple chatbot revealed profound truths about our relationship with AI. ↔️ Then vs. Now: Comparing the ethical questions of the past with the urgent challenges of today.

Early AI Ethics: Were We Asking the Right Questions to Ensure AI Would Help Save Humanity?

⚖️ The Ghost in the Machine As the first architects of Artificial Intelligence dreamt of machines that could reason and solve problems, a question echoed in the background, sometimes as a whisper, sometimes as a shout: What happens if we succeed? Beyond the technical challenges of logic and computation, a handful of thinkers began to grapple with the moral and societal implications of their creation. They were the first AI ethicists, wrestling with the ghost in the machine lo

📜 Foundations & History of AI