The last panel of the Summer University was devoted to the role of international organizations in regulating disruptive technologies, primarily in military affairs. During the previous afternoon this session was prepared by a very detailed introduction to one of the most dangerous applications of artificial intelligence in warfare, the killer robots. The discussion of the afternoon of day 4 revolved around the possibilites to control the autonomous decisions of these robots based on sophisticated algorithms. The last panel was putting this issue into a broader context.<\/p>\n
Cordel Green, attorney at law from Jamaica, spoke about the limits and possibilities of legal regulations of AI based applications. He was followed by David Daoiu based in Italy with an extemely broad horizon in all aspects of this field. He stressed that the extremely fast pace of developing increasingly autonomous AI applications can not be stopped, he referred to a number of AI based programs in all fields of life including artistic activities and elaborated on the possibilities of implementing ethical AI with the help of \u2019white hackers\u2019! Dalma B\u00edr\u00f3, who for decades has been involved in successful campaigns for peacebuilding in various parts of the world, explained how in the times of digital dehumanization international institutions can be involved in preparing international legislation to limit the autonomy of of weapon systems. Ill\u00e9s Katona, a second year student of law in Budapest, referred to some philosophical aspects of how regulated innovation can serve the common good. The most optimistic views were aired by the iASK researcher, L\u00e1szl\u00f3 Karvalics who argued that social, economic, politicval tools can keep control over algorithmic violence. The main message of the session was that although the technological development of AI can hardly be slowed down, local, regional and international tools can help us with facing these threats and ways and means can be found for their control.<\/p>\n
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