Ethical dilemmas and social challenges: Who will take responsibility for AI misuse?

The article looks into the phenomenon of artificial intelligence, the moral dilemmas rising from its widespread use and the necessity for regulating that use. As we are rushing towards creating the potentially most dangerous agent of automated decision-making we need to ask the question: whose responsibility is it to control the misuse of AI and the potential damages it will inflict on our societies - the state, the tech corporations, or the individual? Information is the most valuable resource of our time. Information has always been precious, but the ways we access it have changed, and with that, so have the structures and methods by which it is shared. People have always been valued based on their knowledge, on how well they could use what they knew, and on how much creativity could stem from the information they gathered. The lead up to this new AI-driven reality has given us a preview of the difficulty with which our national and international bodies can regulate and legislate the use of unknown technologies.