Across
- 3. Companies in power can use AI to spread disinformation about a rival company, to increase the value of their own company.
- 6. A developing field of AI, often used in relation to the justice system, that raises concerns of privacy, ethics, and racial inequalities.
- 9. Access to impactful resources, weapon and security technology, and private information.
- 10. Processing power far above the human mind, completes tasks with greater speed and accuracy.
Down
- 1. A series of coded software instructions to control the operation of AI programs.
- 2. Caused by exploitation of networks and data and could cause loss of information and identity theft.
- 4. A feeling among the general public due to lack of transparency and increasing invasiveness.
- 5. The key issue behind the economic, racial, and technological disparities of AI.
- 7. The process of making these technological advances.
- 8. The moral principal behind the publics concerns with privacy, invasiveness, and the decisions of leading AI developers.