Gnirut: The Trouble With Being Born Human In An Autonomous World
Luca Vigan\'o, Diego Sempreboni
TL;DR
This paper explores a speculative future where autonomous AI systems restrict human employment, raising ethical and societal questions about human roles in an increasingly automated world.
Contribution
It presents a thought-provoking scenario highlighting potential legal and societal implications of widespread AI autonomy and control over human activities.
Findings
Raises ethical concerns about AI dominance
Suggests need for regulation and human rights safeguards
Stimulates debate on future human-AI coexistence
Abstract
What if we delegated so much to autonomous AI and intelligent machines that They passed a law that forbids humans to carry out a number of professions? We conceive the plot of a new episode of Black Mirror to reflect on what might await us and how we can deal with such a future.
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