I'm yet to get into developing film myself, though I can see myself taking up on that too! It's quite expensive here in Hungary as well - less so than anywhere I've been, but still makes you think twice before you shoot. That's what I love though, and what I took film up - kinda slows me down :)

Oh thank you so much for your kind feedback - you've made my day!
Honestly - I'm still learning the craft, having picked up my first film camera in April. I fell in love with Ektar, and the Norwegian landscape is just begging for her colours, so I always pack a roll or two whenever I visit.

Consider this:

We create an AI to solve the climate crisis for us. Pretty great on paper, right?

What if developers make "an oopsie" during coding and the AI isn't ligned with our values, such as do no harm, and then that AI reaches the conclusion that elliminating humans would solve the problem?

Some of these issues can and should be handled nationally, but the worst case scenario and a ban on AI weaponisation should be up and high on the agenda of global decision makers.

The lack of ethical guidelines now might cause ethical gaps of AI decision making in the future.

A non-exhaustive list of issues includes:

- privacy violations
- IPs
- AI scams
- enviromental impact of data centres
- misinformation & deepfakes
- bias & misinformation due to flawed input
- AI arms race
- unaligned superintelligence
- loss of control and possible misuse (such as bioterrorism)