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Code Word Charlie

為了解決AI dangerous的問題，作者Schuler, Alex 這樣論述：

Shawn, Destiny and the Organites have found refuge far from America, creating a society where technology can no longer take hold. Destiny is now pregnant and ready to start over with Shawn, even as she leads the Organite defense forces. But when Shawn's former adversary arrives to describe an Americ

a enslaved by the machines he agrees to come back and fight to free humanity. Time ticks down towards mass human extermination as Shawn and his allies find an old command center deep within the Rocky Mountains, and develop a daring plan to destroy the entire AI threat. Following a career as a pilo

t in the US Navy, Alex began developing artificial intelligence software for the commercial and defense sectors, while enjoying writing books that explore the ethical and philosophical implications of technology through engaging science fiction and behind-the-scenes examinations of the people behind

today’s most sophisticated, and potentially dangerous, technology.

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中台灣汽/機車酒駕者累犯及酒精鎖安裝意願及願付價格之研究

為了解決AI dangerous的問題，作者呂翊豪 這樣論述：

本研究探討影響汽機車酒駕者累犯之重要因素，以及影響汽機車酒駕者安裝酒精鎖的意願及願付價格。調查對象為 2020 年中台灣道安講習課程學員，凡遭取締違規之酒駕者均須參加此課程；調查內容包含酒駕者社會經濟特性、家庭生命週期特性、酒精鎖與酒駕認知特性、酒駕取締前後飲酒模式與自我健康評估的特性、旅次變化特性。本研究利用 Logistic 回歸模式分別建立影響汽機車酒駕者累犯的模式，校估結果顯示：AUDIT 評分、酒測值和酒駕頻率等變量都顯著影響累犯的可能性。在家庭生命週期方面，已婚且子女年齡在 1 至 5 歲之間的酒駕者較不會酒駕累犯，因為遭受道德與經濟方面的更高約束較不會酒駕累犯。汽車酒駕取締過後

有機車作為替代運具者更有可能成為酒駕累犯。本研究利用 Double-Hurdle 模式分別建立影響汽機車酒駕者模式，顯著變數包含：酒精鎖認同度、汽車持有數、大學以下學歷、低收入者皆顯著影響參與意願及願付價格；酒駕取締前後皆被 Alocohol Use Disorders IdentificationTest (AUDIT)歸類於高風險飲酒者的酒駕者，越願意安裝且支付較高價格，並且隨著飲酒風險水平的增加，對強制性酒精鎖的偏好更加強烈；自我健康狀況評估下降者較願意安裝且出更高價格，可能了解到健康每況愈下，想透過參與酒精鎖計畫改善其健康狀態；酒駕取締後使用機車作為汽車的替代運具者，較傾向安裝酒精鎖及

出價。本研究建議透過以下之措施減少汽機車酒駕者累犯的可能性，例如：同時吊扣、吊銷汽機車駕照、利用酒精鎖限制駕駛權，或提高警察取締頻率，皆能有效地減少酒駕的可能性；為解決酒駕者酒精消費問題，透過將高風險飲酒者與高濃度吹氣酒駕者列入日後重點追蹤的對象，亦可避免酒駕累犯。建議透過以下之措施提升酒精鎖安裝率：經濟較難以負擔的家庭，應給予酒精鎖費用的補助，以激勵酒精鎖的安裝率；吊扣、吊銷駕照期限過長，導致酒駕者透過旅次數的降低規避安裝酒精鎖所需的成本，若能給予自願安裝酒精鎖者縮短吊扣、吊銷駕照期限的寬容待遇，應可提高安裝酒精鎖的意願。

The Loop: How Technology Is Creating a World Without Choices and How to Fight Back

為了解決AI dangerous的問題，作者Ward, Jacob 這樣論述：

This eye-opening narrative journey into the rapidly changing world of artificial intelligence reveals the dangerous ways AI is exploiting the unconscious habits of our minds--and the real threat it poses to humanity. ＂The best book I have ever read about AI.＂ -Roger McNamee, New York Times bestse

lling author of ZuckedArtificial intelligence is going to change the world as we know it. But the real danger isn’t some robot that’s going to enslave us: It’s our own brain. Our brains are constantly making decisions using shortcuts, biases, and hidden processes--and we’re using those same techniqu

es to create technology that makes choices for us. In The Loop, award-winning science journalist Jacob Ward reveals how we are poised to build all of our worst instincts into our AIs, creating a narrow loop where each generation has fewer, predetermined, and even dangerous choices. Taking us on a wo

rld tour of the ongoing, real-world experiment of artificial intelligence, The Loop illuminates the dangers of writing dangerous human habits into our machines. From a biometric surveillance state in India that tracks the movements of over a billion people, to a social media control system in China

that punishes deviant friendships, to the risky multiple-choice simplicity of automated military action, Ward travels the world speaking with top experts confronting the perils of their research. Each stop reveals how the most obvious patterns in our behavior--patterns an algorithm will use to make

decisions about what’s best for us--are not the ones we want to perpetuate. Just as politics, marketing, and finance have all exploited the weaknesses of our human programming, artificial intelligence is poised to use the patterns of our lives to manipulate us. The Loop is call to look at ourselves

more clearly--our most creative ideas, our most destructive impulses, the ways we help and hurt one another-so we can put only the best parts of ourselves into the thinking machines we create.

營建工程重大職災判決預測系統

為了解決AI dangerous的問題，作者陳奕廷 這樣論述：

營造業因其危險的特性，每年職災所造成的死亡人數居全產業之首，衍生不少社會問題，訴訟案件便是其中之一，行為人將觸犯職業安全衛生法及刑法等罪責。然而，職災訴訟案件一般當事人(含雇主、勞工與勞工家屬)大多不具備法學知識，以至於無法釐清其責任歸屬，大大的降低法院處理的成效。為解決上述問題，本研究從司法部裁判書查詢系統蒐集案例，並從裁判書中汲取出辨別差異的「屬性」，而後發送問卷，使用模糊層級分析法整合專家知識，最後再運用MS Excel建置案例式推理系統，建立一可藉由過去的經驗來推導現今狀況的管道，以利營建重大職災訴訟之判決有較佳的認知及掌握。研究結果表示，職災專家認為對營建職災審判結果影響最大的前四

個因素依序為：導致職災因素(0.140)、被告深具悔意(0.098)、被告坦承犯行(0.096)，職災死亡人數(0.087)；本系統在約86.55%的案例相似度的基礎上，可獲致近85.62%的推理精確度，顯示所建置的系統係屬可接受。本系統除了能提供法官與檢查官在起訴或審判前的初步方向，也讓勞資雙方於職災審判前得以預測可能的判決結果，並提供被告人事先了解其應負法律責任的相關資訊，因此得以儘早研擬因應對策(例如，儘快與受害者家屬商談和解事項等)。