Artificial intelligence continues to permeate every aspect of our lives. Artificial intelligence software, which we use only to get information in the first place, is gradually starting to affect our decisions. In this context, artificial intelligence began to be discussed in the Turkish Grand National Assembly. Here are the details on the subject…
Proposal created with ChatGPT is in the assembly!
With ChatGPT, consultancy services provided in fields such as engineering, medicine and psychology gradually began to take place in the parliaments of countries. In this context, a parliamentary question will be presented to the Turkish Grand National Assembly for the first time by ChatGPT. With the motion to be made, it will be shown that artificial intelligence can have a voice in the parliament.
Balikesir deputy Burak Dalgın made a Twitter post regarding the issue. In his post, he stated that they have prepared a parliamentary question with ChatGPT and that they will present this motion to the parliament at the beginning of the week. In the continuation of the sharing, he stated that they are trying to warm up politics to the Cobot era.
These warm-up tours are actually quite good for both our country and the world. The fact that artificial intelligence technologies take place so quickly in every field will be reflected in the world agenda. However, how reliable it is is still a controversial issue. The fact that it has a say in the courts or that ChatGPT can sue means that innocent people can be affected too.
A malicious software to be made on ChatGPT or other artificial intelligence languages (there is no need to be responsible for a single language group, it can happen to all of them) can fall into malicious hands in matters of evidence and testimony to be used during the trial. Innocent people can get hurt because of false testimony and false evidence.
In order for artificial intelligence languages to be used in such serious matters, first of all, solid security measures must be taken. Whether the statements of evidence or testimony presented by the languages to be used in the courts are correct or not need to be tested by certain algorithms. Of course, these test systems will actually have artificial intelligence. For this reason, especially the software industry needs to make serious breakthroughs in this area.
So, what do you think about the first parliamentary question written with ChatGPT that will take place in the Turkish Grand National Assembly? Don’t forget to give your opinion in the comments section…