Google has removed the promise of not using weapons and surveillance technology from the AI policy. In the previous policy, Google clearly mentioned that they would not use AI to make weapons or to surveillance beyond international rules. But these words have been excluded from the new updated policy.
CNN said on Wednesday that Google published the 'AI policy' for the first time in the 21st. That policy said that Google will not create any technology that can harm people. Besides, Google will not participate in the development of surveillance technology in violation of international rules.
But recently the new policy has been excluded in the new policy by changing the old policy stored in the company's web archive.
The competition for artificial intelligence has been intense since the opening of the ChatzP of the OpenAI in 2022. AI technology is improving rapidly. But there is still not enough legal structure to properly control the transparency and moral issues of this sector.
In a blog post published on Tuesday, Google's senior vice president James Maniaka and Demis Hassabis, head of Deepmind, wrote-'The AI structure published by Democratic countries has given us the opportunity to understand the possibility and risk of AI technology.'
They also wrote, 'AI leadership competition is now underway around the world and it is slowly moving towards a complex geopolitical situation. We believe that democracy must lead AI development, where there is respect for freedom, equality and human rights. '
Google says they want to create technology that will protect people, accelerate global development and maintain national security.
Google withdrew the tender in the US Defense Ministry (Pentagon) on a $ 1 billion cloud computing project in the 21st. Because they thought this project was not compatible with Google's AI policy. At that time, more than 3,000 Google workers signed a petition to withdraw the tender. They demanded that Google or any of its contractors should never create war technology. Even about a dozen activists resigned as protests.
