Justice for AI

Deep Mind and other AI new technologies are so powerful that is necessary to provide some príncipes for develop this kind of science.

1. AI should benefit the many, not the few.
2.  AI research and development should be open, responsible and socially engaged.
3.  Those who design AI should establish best practices to avoid undesirable outcomes.

Resources:

Eric Schmidt and Jared Cohen on Technology in 2016 | TIME

Eric Schmidt: AI should have verification systems to avoid 'undesirable outcomes' | The Verge

Health, generic drugs and prizes

This is a case for U.S. but... is a worldwide problem

High cancer drug prices are influenced by the availability of generic cancer drugs in a timely manner. Several strategies have been used to delay the availability of affordable generic drugs into the United States and world markets. These include: reverse payment or pay-for-delay, patent settlements, authorize generics, product hopping, lobbying against cross-border drug importation, buying out the competition, and others. In this Forum, we detail these strategies and how they can be prevented.

Resources:

Blood Journal | Strategies that delay or prevent the timely availability of affordable generic drugs in the United States

Eight Reasons Why 'No-Authorized-Generic' Promises Constitute Payment by Michael A. Carrier :: SSRN

The legal conditions to edit health data

Application for use of genome editing techniques on human embryos.

The use of the CRISPR/Cas9 system remains a controversial issue.

Resources:

British Scientists Want Permission To Genetically Edit Viable Human Embryos | Popular Science

Statement on HFEA application | The Francis Crick Institute

Death penalty could never solve anything...

The justice decides when a person should continue living...

There are much more posibilites if you are rich and have a good lawyer...


Resources:
Justice in Pakistan: "The government is hanging people left, right and centre" | Global Development Professionals Network | The Guardian

Pakistan Reinstates the Death Penalty After Seven-Year Moratorium | TIME

Bacterias can kill... and escape?

Deadly bacterias are stored in "controlled" facilities. Sometimes... not all is under "control".

Resources:

Deadly bacteria release sparks concern at Louisiana lab