“It may be a technological revolution with different quality characteristics from all the previous ones,” the prime minister said in the presentation of Euripides Stylianidis’ book
The prime minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis He attended tonight at the event for the presentation of the collective volume edited by the New Democracy MP and if. Professor of Law at the European University of Cyprus Euripides Stylianidis entitled “Artificial Intelligence: Human Rights, Democracy & State of Law”, at the Athens Conservatory.
Former Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis, former President of the Republic, Prokopis Pavlopoulos, Parliament Speaker Nikitas Kaklamanis, Government Vice President Kostis Hatzidakis, Government Governor, Kostis Hatzidakis, Kostis Hatzidakis, also attended the crowded Conservatory of Athens, former Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis.
Mr. Mitsotakis in his brief greeting said that Artificial intelligence It changes everything in our lives and is likely to be a technological revolution very different from all the previous ones, and- as he said- we must consider it throughout its range. He described artificial intelligence as a great challenge, among other things, for the labor market and noted that our country has strategic issues of artificial intelligence, which emphasizes the digital infrastructure of the AI.
In the midst of the RES EIA, the Prime Minister made three observations on artificial intelligence, noting:
“It is very likely that artificial intelligence is a technological revolution with different quality characteristics from all the previous ones. This means that we have to look at it throughout the length and width of its potential effects on economic and social life.
A miraculous tool for improving productivity, but at the same time a great challenge for the labor market, how our young children will approach education and many other issues that are addressed in the important volume we present today.
Second Short Note: Our country already has a well -structured and very well -structured strategy on artificial intelligence issues, which emphasize the important digital infrastructure of artificial intelligence that we can now create in our country with significant European support.
We have already identified policy areas, such as civil protection, health, national defense, where artificial intelligence can play a very important role at the level of public policy. “
Mr Mitsotakis referred to issues of young people’s addiction, the internet and artificial intelligence applications, and said that no one wants to get to the point of our children to feel that they are talking to an artificial intelligence tool and to consider it a friend, with what it may mean.
He pointed out the impact on the quality of democracy by Deep Fakes “which are already here and will affect our electoral clashes and how we face these challenges in the very function of our Republic”.
The third label was about artificial intelligence and constitutional review. A process – as Mr Mitsotakis said – which will start within this parliamentary period.
“It is a given that any constitutional review process cannot ignore the significant impact of artificial intelligence on our own political and state organization,” Mr Mitsotakis said.
Parliament Speaker Nikitas Kaklamanis – the event was under the auspices of the House – in his address, stressed that growth is interconnected with technologies. He referred to the positive effects of AI, said that it promises improvements in everyday life and elsewhere and ensures benefits for businesses with new products with tourism and agriculture in the direction of the green circular economy, while also pointing out the potential negative effects, such as deep fakes that can alter the quality of democracy.