The Ghost in the Machine
Possession is always associated with someone. That someone was always human in the past, but what about the present? Thanks to innovators, we have AI. While this is strongly debated in legal vocabulary, this needs to be discussed more vocally and locally. It's not just limited to plaintiffs in designs and theatre but extends to everyday things. Imagine robots cooking and serving an authentic granny recipe, but the granny isn't present there. It is their cognitive ability to assimilate, analyze data, and execute the action. If the frameworks are not tweaked to meet the requirements of the present and future, then eventually we would find everyone swimming in a pool of disguised unemployment, and the context of such unemployment would be redefined. Today, at least thousands of AI-generated images have already flooded social networks. However, all these generated images are based on the assimilation of backend databases which were once created, curated, and possessed by some indiv...
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