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Artificial intelligence characters are dangerous without legal guardrails

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By Mindy Nunez Duffourc, Falk Gerrik Verhees, Stephen Gilbert
| tu-dresden.de
Online interactions with artificial intelligence (AI) characters pose serious risks to humans who begin to trust them. Currently, there is a low barrier to access AI characters, and regulations fail to adequately protect users online. We discuss the specific risks of AI characters, the regulatory framework and potential avenues for mitigating harm.AI characters are direct-to-consumer AI chatbots that express a person-alized, customizable and humanlike identity across user interactions.
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Artificial intelligence characters are dangerous without legal guardrails - Nature Human Behaviour

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By Mindy Nunez Duffourc, Falk Gerrik Verhees, Stephen Gilbert
| Nature Verified
Online interactions with artificial intelligence (AI) characters pose serious risks to humans who begin to trust them. Currently, there is a low barrier to access AI characters, and regulations fail to adequately protect users online. We discuss the specific risks of AI characters, the regulatory framework and potential avenues for mitigating harm.
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Health Care AI and Patient Privacy

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By Mindy Nunez Duffourc, Sara Gerke
| JAMA: Journal of the American Medical Association Verified
A federal appeals court recently rejected a lawsuit that claimed that a hospital violated patients’ privacy by sharing electronic health record (EHR) data with Google for medical artificial intelligence (AI) development.1 This lawsuit provides crucial insight into legal issues hospitals may face if they share EHR data with for-profit companies, even if these data do not explicitly identify individual patients.
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