Study warns of biological class gap
A recent study has confirmed that the greatest danger posed by the interaction between humans and artificial intelligence lies in the widening gap between the rapid development of technology and the slow evolution of the human brain over the past 300,000 years. This disparity exacerbates social and ethical risks when unbalanced technologies become widespread. The research explored potential uses of AI in fields such as smart fabrics and brain-computer interfaces, as well as challenges related to technological monopolies by the wealthy, alongside risks of violating neuro-privacy and commercial data trading of vital information. The study recommended a three-stage regulatory framework: first, establishing transparency standards; second, ensuring control over AI systems; and finally, creating international supervisory bodies to prevent monopolies. It emphasized the importance of keeping humans at the center of technological development to ensure it benefits humanity and helps reduce social inequalities.
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