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SpilloverEffect
- Dimension
- Social
- Score
- bad
- Description
- The proposed AI Accountability Training and Certification Program (AATCP) presents significant shortcomings in addressing the complex landscape of AI's impacts on society, particularly concerning youth protection from social media harm. While the program aims to improve compliance with existing regulations, it may fail to create meaningful improvements due to a lack of enforcement mechanisms or insufficient practical training that genuinely addresses real-world scenarios. The emphasis on training may divert attention from the underlying systemic issues that lead to AI misuse, such as inadequate regulatory frameworks and the ongoing prevalence of harmful technology. Therefore, this alternative cannot adequately be justified over others that directly address the spectrum of risks associated with AI technologies, especially as they relate to vulnerable populations such as youth. Overall, it creates more liabilities for future generations than assets, by perpetuating existing risks while failing to fully address the evolving challenges posed by AI in social contexts.
- Alternative
- AI Accountability Training and Certification Program
- Policy
- EU AI Act