Artificial intelligence: Threat or blessing? | Fereniki Panagopoulou | TEDxChalkida

With his resourceful knowledge that transcends all expectations, man proceeds towards good or evil."
The prospect of artificial intelligence is one of the greatest challenges in modern history. What would our world be if robot judges took over justice? Or if there were machines that diagnosed diseases? What if only self-propelled cars were circulating the streets? It would be feared that one day the robots would take action, thereby threatening our culture, our individuality and privacy, and ultimately our own mind; Fereniki Panagopoulou, a lawyer and assistant professor of constitutional law of Panteion University, comes to the 3rd TEDx Chalkida and unfolds the ethical and legal issues raised by artificial intelligence for humans. Fereniki Panagopoulou is a lawyer and assistant professor of constitutional law at Panteion University. She served for eight years as a legal auditor at the Authority for the Protection of Personal Data, where she handled more than a thousand personal data protection cases. She studied law at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (Basic studies and Postgraduate Diploma in Public Law), Fair and Public Health at Harvard University.