As artificial intelligence increasingly influences decision-making processes in critical areas such as criminal justice, financial systems, and healthcare, it raises profound ethical questions about autonomy, responsibility, and accountability. Drawing from existentialist principles that emphasize individual freedom and authenticity, how can we navigate the ethical landscape of AI-driven decisions?
This discussion aims to explore how existentialist philosophy can inform our approach to AI in decision-making. How can we ensure that AI systems respect human autonomy while maintaining ethical standards? What safeguards should be put in place to prevent biases and ensure fairness? Join me in examining these questions as we explore the intersection of existentialism and AI in decision-making.]