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Robert Thomas: Today, I’m joined by Roberto Moratore, a senior data scientist with extensive experience in AI, particularly in cybersecurity. Roberto, thanks for being here.
Roberto Moratore: Thanks for having me. I’ve been in data science for years, focusing on cybersecurity now. But AI's ethical concerns have always been part of my work, especially when it comes to fairness and bias.
Robert Thomas: Let’s jump right into it. AI seems to have this duality: on one hand, it’s something we’ve had for a long time, but on the other hand, it can cause major disruptions to society. How do you see that contrast?
Roberto Moratore: It’s true, and this happens with any big technology shift. If you think about the invention of cars or the internet, both transformed society, but they also brought problems, like accidents or data breaches. AI is no different. I do believe AI has the potential to improve a lot of things, but it all depends on how we use it. You could use AI to make incredible advancements, but without ethical guidelines, it could lead to serious issues.
Robert Thomas: That’s a good point. The same technology can be used for harm or good. But with AI, the risks seem particularly stark. For example, AI could automate hacking, or it could completely disrupt labor markets. How do you balance that?
Roberto Moratore: Yeah, it’s a delicate balance. Generative AI, for example, is powerful for good and bad. You could automate things that make life....
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