As artificial intelligence takes centre stage in international headlines, the debate on AI ethics has quickly emerged. At Stuff, I was responsible for creating AI images using DALL-E 2 and enhancing them to demonstrate their utility as an ideation tool.
The release of AI tools has prompted predictions that many jobs involving content creation will become the domain of bots.
Generative AI tools in the public domain have prompted warnings of an overload of hard-to-detect misinformation and disinformation flooding social media channels.
Writing roles are already affected by AI technology, from news and public relations to complex legal contracts.
As artificial intelligence dominates international headlines, the debate on AI ethics is starting to develop close behind.
Much of the early focus of discussion over new generative AI tools such as ChatGPT has been their potential use and misuse in education, particularly for cheating on assignments.
