Nicolae Ciuca has made the controversial decision to officially employ an artificial intelligence assistant to help inform him of what voters want for the future of the country.embracing new technology
to improve his government, while others express major concern over the potential risks of relying on AI to make critical decisions.What information has been revealed about this AI? The AI adviser has been named Ion , and it is built within a long, mirror-like structure that has a moving graphic at the top to show that it is listening at all times., and Ion will then relay the information to Ciuca and his team so that they have a direct understanding of what the Romanian people are asking for. Ion will also be searching for opinions from people that are posted to public social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter.
However, the models still need to be adjusted to ensure that no extreme biases are occurring, and that the AI can accurately sort all the data out and give answers for what the people want.Second, there is also the question of whether this is safe for people to use in terms of keeping their informationespecially since it will be getting a lot of its information on social media, where people's names and social media handles will be available.
There's no telling yet just how much information a user can give away about themselves. Although Ion is available to use now, we should have a better understanding of how this will pan out for the Romanian government in the weeks to come.decision-making is a growing trend worldwide.
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