Large-Scale ‘Narrow AI’ Implementations Within Human-Intensive Business Operations: A Case of People-Centric Warehouse Robotics

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Title: Large-Scale ‘Narrow AI’ Implementations Within Human-Intensive Business Operations: A Case of People-Centric Warehouse Robotics
Description: Human-Machine Synergy and the Digital Future - Exploring Collaboration and Competition, Vol 2. Included in the International Conference of the Digital Transformation Society.
Creator: Robin Dickinson; Zubin Sethna
Date: 2026
Abstract: Super General Intelligence, a form of Artificial Super Intelligence, is a Frontier Technology that has yet to be derived from General Artificial Intelligence. If developed, it could present an existential threat to human development. This conceptual paper proposes a model for Ethical Restraint as utilized in Hereditary Human Genome Manipulation, a Frontier Technology, along with a study to determine the model’s applicability to the development of Super General intelligence.
Subject: Liberal Arts
uri: https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-032-20432-5_14

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