LAKE
“Of course, there’s always a risk, and it could be dangerous, potentially used for malicious activities, and act like us humans or potentially cause a loss of jobs. Even smartphones are dangerous. AI is an advanced system that will make a greater impact on us and make it a lot easier if we use it responsibly. I know people like us are scared of being replaced by a robot or AI taking over the world, like our finance and weapon systems. That’s why we need transparency and explore its limits. I am proposing this technology, to name a few—for efficiency, minimizing human error, digital assistance, and rapid, massive data analysis.”
My uncle looked at the boards, reading their reactions and decisions. I was taking this risk to the board, who were mostly against using AI, but if I didn’t try it, another company would present this proposal.
“We’ll analyze your proposal and give you the result as soon as possible, Lake, but we need to try your AI to see if it works better for our system.”
“Of course.” I stood up and shook their hands before I left.
“Lake,” Uncle Moses called me before I could get far.
“Yeah. That didn’t end well. I’ve seen those looks before.” I chuckled, even if my proposal I had worked hard for months on would go to shit.
“Don’t mind them. One question, but I want an honest answer as my nephew. How dangerous is it?”