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When Anyone Can Build Software, Who Decides What Not to Build?

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AIによるソフトウェア生成の民主化が進む中、倫理的なガイドラインや社会的な合意形成が欠如したまま開発が加速することへの懸念を提起する

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  • •技術的障壁の低下により、悪意ある目的や倫理的に問題のあるソフトウェアも容易に作成可能になっている
  • •従来のように専門家がフィルタリングするのではなく、社会全体で「構築すべきでないもの」の基準を設定する必要性が指摘される
  • •技術の普及速度に倫理的な枠組みの整備が追いついていない現状が、新たな社会課題を生み出している
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