The first robotics press conference reassures humans

Despite the advancement of #technology and the increased use of #robots and artificial intelligence in some fields, there are many jobs and skills in which humans still excel. Therefore, it cannot be said with certainty that humans will be completely replaced by robots and artificial intelligence.

It is also expected that robots and artificial intelligence will contribute to improving efficiency and productivity in many human tasks, especially routine and repetitive ones, thus allowing humans to focus on more creative and challenging tasks.

The United Nations International Telecommunication Union hosted the first Robotics Conference in Geneva, to talk about artificial intelligence, from July 4 to July 7. It was attended by nine robots, including Sophia, who works as the first robot in the United Nations Development Program as an ambassador for innovation. And Grace, a health service provider robot. And a rock star robot named Desdemona. This is to point out that robotics and artificial intelligence can be used positively in fields such as medicine, science, education, space exploration and industrial automation.

It is also important that we study the social and economic impact of these emerging technologies and adopt a responsible approach to their development and use, including consideration of data integrity and their impact on the labor market and human communication.

The objectives of the first conference on robotics and artificial intelligence are many and include:

1. Exchange of knowledge and research: The conference aims to provide a platform for researchers and those interested in robotics and artificial intelligence to exchange ideas, knowledge and modern research in this field.

2. Strengthening cooperation: between researchers, professionals, and institutions specialized in the field of robotics and artificial intelligence, through the exchange of experiences and professional networks.

3. Displaying recent innovations and developments: The conference represents an opportunity to showcase new innovations and developments in the field of #robotics and artificial intelligence, through research presentations, exhibitions, and technical sessions.

4. Introducing practical applications: in various fields such as industry, medicine, transportation, and education, and how to improve daily life through the use of these technologies.

5. Encouraging discussion and interaction: It is considered an opportunity to encourage discussion and interaction among participants on issues such as ethics, legal challenges, and the impact of robots and artificial intelligence on society and the economy.

There are some laws and guidelines that govern the use of #robots and artificial intelligence in some countries. Which varies from one country to another with varying details and application.

Here are some examples of laws and guidelines regulating the use of #robots and artificial intelligence:

1. #Privacy and data protection laws: These laws relate to protecting the privacy of individuals and their data when using #smart_technology. An example of this is the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulations ( GDPR ).

2. Safety and insurance laws: There are laws that regulate the safety and use of #robots so that they are safe for humans and the surrounding environment. Some countries also require insurance for #robots.

3. Self-driving laws: Cars based on #artificial_intelligence and self-driving are the subject of legislation, especially in some countries, that determine the behavior of independent cars and the liability associated with them.

It should be noted that the laws of #robotics and artificial intelligence are still in the development and application stages. It is expected that these laws will need to be developed and updated over time to adapt to technological changes and new challenges.

In general, these laws aim to enhance exchange and cooperation and crystallize future technological concepts and their impact on our lives.