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Creating a “Sustainable Future” Through Secure AI

  1. Tamal Kanti Mukherjee Fortis Hiranandani Cancer Centre, Mumbai
  2. Arundhati Mukherjee Department of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws (Honours), St. Xavier’s University, Kolkata

Abstract

It is imperative in the present world that we figure out a way to move toward a sustainable future. However, a sustainable future from an energy standpoint can only be built by a sustainably intelligent society. Yet, individuals who come together to form a society tend to neglect discussions around sustainability, considering it something that should be driven in a top-down manner. In reality, with the rapid emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) in recent years, the scope of intelligence has expanded. Nowadays, intelligence is viewed as a combination of two components: natural human intelligence and artificial intelligence. However, we cannot proceed blindly with AI to build a sustainable future; while using AI, we must remain cognizant of cybersecurity aspects. Hence, this research paper attempts to propose a secure AI-based approach, focusing on individuals, to build a sustainable future.

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