Google quietly deleted the commitment that did not develop or monitor AI for weapons or monitoring AI

Recently, Google has deleted the relevant contents of artificial intelligence (AI) that previously promised not to develop artificial intelligence (AI) that previously promised not to develop weapons or monitoring, which caused widespread discussion and attention. According to Bloomberg report, when this change appeared when Google updated its public AI principle page, the "application we will not pursue" in the page has been completely deleted, which is surprising.

When asked about the changes in this change, Google pointed out a new blog post about "Responsible AI" to "Technology Crunch". The article mentioned that Google believes that enterprises, governments and organizations should work together to create an AI that protects human beings, promote global growth and support national security. Such a statement shows that Google's transformation in the direction of AI seems to emphasize the combination of national interests.

In the updated AI principle, Google promises to be committed to "reducing the results of accidents or harmfulness and avoiding unfair prejudice", and at the same time emphasize the consistency with the "general acceptance principle of international law and human rights". In recent years, the cloud service contract between Google and the United States and Israel has triggered protest from internal employees, and many people worry that the company's technology may be used for military purposes. Although Google has repeatedly emphasized that its AI is not used to harm humans, the head of AI of the US Department of Defense has stated that some of Google's AI models are accelerating the US military's attack chain. This remarks make the outside world doubt that Google's AI applications are doubts.

The deletion of this commitment seems to indicate that Google's position in the field of artificial intelligence is changing, and it may be more open with military and monitoring projects in future technological development. Google's new developments will undoubtedly continue to trigger deep discussions on scientific and technological ethics and national security.