The recent reports from Axios have revealed that the current President of the United States, Joe Biden, has tested the AI chatbot, ChatGPT. Last month, in his meeting with the Council of Advisers on Science and Technology, Biden addressed the risks and opportunities associated with Artificial Intelligence (AI). Invoking the potential risks involved with AI, he urged tech companies to make sure their products are safe to use before they’re released to the public.
It’s no surprise that the White House is looking to get some of the biggest names in AI technology to meet Officers like Vice President Kamala Harris, to talk about their concerns. The meeting is intended to address the potential security risks associated with the use of AI technology and will surely be under scrutiny by the heads of Microsoft, Alphabet and OpenAI, among others.
ChatGPT is an AI-generation technology that enables chatbot-like interactions for users. It can generate automated conversations using natural language processing (NLP) and machine learning techniques. The chatbot could theoretically be used for customer service, or even for socializing purposes. Although Biden’s involvement with the AI chatbot is not known to be substantial at this point, it will be interesting to see what comes of the White House meeting and the future effects of this technology.
Insider Inc., the company behind ChatGPT, is a formidable player in the automated conversation market. Their software integrates NLP, Machine Learning, and Cognitive Services that allow for the smooth and accurate generation of conversational chatbot dialogue. The company also supports privacy and data protection with the use of their product.
The chatbot fascination that is President Joe Biden has been well documented in the past. His involvement with the AI chatbot will likely spur further research and advancement into the use of AI technology. Nonetheless, the White House meeting set to take place this week will likely be a step further in understanding the implications of such an advanced technology in the current global climate.
