Can Mr.Gandhi philosophy help us to teach morality to Machine?

Some days before I went to the conference on data science, conference speaker suddenly said there is no ethics for Artificial Intelligent from that point I started tried to search on google, how to teach ethics to the machine? After reading all research paper and blog regarding AI ethics, I come to the conclusion in that field our nation father Mr. Mahatma Gandhi will help us a lot.

For years, experts have warned against the unanticipated effects of general artificial intelligence (AI) on society. Ray Kurzweil predicts that by 2029 intelligent machines will be able to outsmart human beings. Stephen Hawking argues that “once humans develop full AI, it will take off on its own and redesign itself at an ever-increasing rate.” Elon Musk warns that AI may constitute a “fundamental risk to the existence of human civilization.”

More often than not, these dystopian prophecies have been met with calls for a more ethical implementation of AI systems; that somehow engineers should imbue autonomous systems with a sense of ethics. According to some AI experts, our future robot overlords can be taught right from wrong, akin to a good Samaritan that will always act justly on its own and help humans in distress.

So future is still a decade away, today AI practitioner could focus on the need to be imbued with better moral decision-making. That is necessary when algorithm make a decision on the available data, to whom required loan, self-drawing car have to calculate the value of a human life in hazardous situations.A machine cannot be taught what is fair unless the human teaching it has a precise conception of what fairness is.

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