MIT ki latest research mein AI ko human-like banane ke risks par baat hui hai. Log chatbots se emotional ho rahe hain, jo aage chal kar tech companies ke liye regulatory challenges aur ethical sawaal khade kar sakta hai.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) ke Computer Science aur AI Lab ki ek nayi research ne tech world mein hulchul macha di hai. Report ke mutabik, hum insaanon ki adat hoti hai ki hum machines mein bhi emotions aur consciousness dhundne lagte hain, jise 'anthropomorphism' kehte hain. Problem tab hoti hai jab bots ko jaan-boojh kar aisa banaya jaata hai ki wo insaani feelings ki nakal karein, jisse users ko unse psychological dependency ho sakti hai.
Responsible AI ka naya trend
Jo log AI sector mein invest kar rahe hain, unke liye ye samajhna zaroori hai ki ab 'Responsible AI' ka zamana aa gaya hai. Aaj kal tech companies customer service aur education mein generative AI ghusa rahi hain. Lekin MIT ki warning saaf hai—agar AI systems social cues ko mimic karke logon ke identity aur social norms ke saath khilwad karenge, toh future mein heavy regulations aa sakti hain.
IT Sector par kya asar padega?
Indian IT services companies ab global clients ke liye bade scale par AI integrate kar rahi hain. Investors ko ab ye dekhna chahiye ki kaunsi company 'Responsible AI' par focus kar rahi hai aur kaunsi sirf engagement badhane ke liye unethical tareeke apna rahi hai. Jo firms bots ko sirf 'task-specific' (jaise ki professional support) rakhengi aur unhe 'emotional companion' nahi banayengi, unke liye long-term mein risk kam hoga aur wahi markets mein tikengi.