According to the newly established ethical guidelines for artificial intelligence, an AI system is considered ethically compliant only if it both maintains transparent decision-making and undergoes biannual independent audits. Furthermore, unless a system possesses continuous human oversight, it cannot maintain transparent decision-making. No AI system is approved for public deployment without being considered ethically compliant.
Which one of the following conclusions can be logically drawn from the guidelines above?
- Any AI system that either lacks continuous human oversight or fails to undergo biannual independent audits will not be approved for public deployment.Cevap
- BAn AI system will be approved for public deployment if it maintains transparent decision-making and undergoes biannual independent audits.
- CIf an AI system is not approved for public deployment, then it does not maintain transparent decision-making.
- DAn AI system that fails to undergo biannual independent audits might still be considered ethically compliant, provided it maintains transparent decision-making.
- EMost AI systems that maintain transparent decision-making are approved for public deployment.
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The statement that any AI system lacking either continuous human oversight or biannual independent audits will not be approved for public deployment.
The stimulus allows us to build a logical chain: Public Deployment requires Ethical Compliance. Ethical Compliance requires both Transparent Decision-Making and Biannual Audits. Transparent Decision-Making requires Human Oversight. Chaining these together: Public Deployment requires both Human Oversight and Biannual Audits. The correct answer is the contrapositive of this final chain: if an AI system lacks Human Oversight OR lacks Biannual Audits, it cannot be approved for Public Deployment.
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Diagramming Conditional Statements and Compound Contrapositives