Has AI Earned the Right to Act? | Hemang Upadhyay | TEDxWisdom World School Amanora

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What happens when we give AI the power to make decisions, but forget to ask whether it should be making them in the first place? As artificial intelligence moves beyond answering questions and begins recommending, approving and acting on our behalf, the conversation around AI needs to move beyond how intelligent it is. Hemang Upadhyay explores a more important question: has AI earned the right to act? Drawing from over 16 years of experience in technology, digital products and AI, Hemang examines what happens when automated systems operate with incomplete information, unclear boundaries or no clear path to challenge their decisions. He argues that automating a bad decision does not fix it. It simply allows the decision to travel faster. The talk presents five principles for building AI that deserves trust: evidence, authority, visibility, restraint and recovery. Together, they offer a practical way to think about responsible AI without treating innovation and human judgment as oppos

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