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Chairs: Hitanshee Sheth & Gaelle Ngabo
Moderator: Golan Yoskowitz Email: [email protected] & [email protected] Topic: Weaponization of Artificial Intelligence Currently, the weaponization of AI and technology is a concern to a wide variety of nations, due to issues such as ransom, malware attacks, deep fakes, and the act of leveraging new technologies to leak confidential data. These issues pose a dire risk to the sovereignty of independent nations across the world. Due to the rapid development of artificial intelligence, the implementation rate of policies regarding developing protection technologies is lagging, creating a never-ending cycle in attempting to match AI’s pace. But it’s not only privacy that poses an issue. Since artificial intelligence is human-created and learns from “human-written” sources, there is an unavoidable problem that arises in keeping AI objective when it comes to certain multifaceted topics; over time, this bias can influence an AI’s interpretation of a prompt and possibly lead to prejudiced answers. In conclusion, AI has numerous unintended consequences, such as perpetuating bias and infringing privacy rights. These pressing issues should be addressed in this committee amongst delegates collaboratively and creatively. 
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