LG AI Research: AI Ethics Seminar Series

LG AI Research believes that responsible development and use are just as important as technological advancement, and is discussing AI ethics with various stakeholders across the entire AI lifecycle.

According to a recent user survey, users ranged from a group that views AI as a simple information-providing tool to a group that perceives it as a partner. In particular, the churn rate of the service and the degree of user dependency varied depending on how users responded to AI's hallucination.

LG AI Research is wary of AI remaining merely a "correct-answer vending machine" that simply provides answers, thereby blocking users' opportunities to learn. To address this, it redefines the role of AI using Nietzsche's aristocratic morality and Erich Fromm's humanistic ethics as philosophical lenses.

• Nietzsche's perspective: Rather than making users passive beings, AI should establish them as value creators who realize their own potential
• Erich Fromm's perspective: AI should operate in a direction that enhances human vitality and self-reliance

In conclusion, the future AI should aim for is to become a medium that helps humans actively expand their own lives and achieve self-reliance through AI.