In the pursuit of scientific advancement, Victor

Frankenstein neglected to consider the potential

ramifications of his actions when creating the creature.

He was blinded by his thirst for knowledge, disregarding

the ethical implications of bringing life into existence

without a moral compass. Shelley writes, "I had desired

it with an ardour that... See more

In both the world of AI research and Mary

Shelley's "Frankenstein," the pursuit of knowledge plays

a central role. Victor Frankenstein's relentless ambition

to unlock the secrets of life and create a living being

reflects the pursuit of scientific knowledge without

adequate ethical consideration. Similarly, AI researchers

and developers are driven... See more

Another significant aspect of the parallel

between "Frankenstein" and AI development is the

moral agency of the creations. In the novel, Victor

Frankenstein's creature gains sentience and grapples with

complex moral questions, highlighting the ethical

implications of creating intelligent beings. While current

AI systems lack true consciousness and... See more