Artificial intelligence governance has been implemented in Iceland

An independent island state named "Iceland-9" has been established in the Pacific Ocean. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

The main feature of this state is that there is no traditional government, and all state management is carried out through artificial intelligence. The project was developed under the leadership of Dr. Amal Chang, a team of international scientists and entrepreneurs.

On the island, which has a population of five thousand, all important decisions are made by an intellectual system called AEGIS. This system analyzes economic and ecological data in real-time and conducts digital surveys among the population to make decisions accordingly.

For example, the system performs tasks such as resource allocation in the fields of medicine and education, evaluating the effectiveness of economic decisions, and predicting ecological risks. According to Dr. Amal Chang, AEGIS takes into account human rights and the cultural and moral norms of the population.

This model helps to reduce political instability and global problems. Experts are exploring the possibilities of implementing this system in other cities and regions.

However, it is important to maintain a balance between human rights and technology. The project has attracted the attention of international organizations such as the UN and the European Union, and the effectiveness of the AEGIS system will be evaluated in the next two years, with plans for its global application thereafter.

Source: Peopletalk