Tag: AI chatbots

At US Senate Judiciary Committee, Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI-developer of ChatGPT-spoke about potential AI risks. AI tech has power to cause 'significant harm' to humanity. With AI development akin to invention of printing press, an unregulated arms race could cause great damage. Hinton, Musk, Wozniak have warned of AI implications. Automation of jobs is seen as a threat, but Altman said that new jobs will come with tech advancement. AI is a worrying threat and needs regulated by ruling class.

This article looks at the key risks and benefits of using ChatGPT, a popular AI application, in the legal profession. We discuss the limitations of ChatGPT, such as incorrect citations and outdated information, and the need for lawyers to conduct thorough research to minimize the risk of professional negligence. Lawyers must be aware of the consequences of relying too heavily on AI chatbot despite the time-saving benefits.

OpenAI, a San Francisco based AI technology company, has announced an important change regarding their use of customer data. CEO Sam Altman spoke with CNBC about their decision to no longer use customer data to train AI models, such as GPT, for paying customers. OpenAI launched an updated terms of service in March 2021 reflecting this change, in response to the potential abuse of AI chatbot tools like ChatGPT. The White House convened with tech company executives, including Altman, to discuss the need for transparency & standards to ensure customer safety & privacy. OpenAI will continue to promote responsible innovation & data protection.

Binance, a renowned crypto-exchange platform, recently had a malicious campaign orchestrated by AI-powered ChatGPT. The chatbot spread false information claiming an association of Binance's founder, Changpeng Zhao, with the Chinese Communist Party. This article looks at the impact of the campaign and how to safely use AI chatbots. Join us as we explore the consequences of CZ's connection with CNPC and how new safety practices are shaping the future of AI technology.

Samsung Electronics has taken action to prohibit their employees from using artificial intelligence services such as ChatGPT within the company's mobile and appliance divisions due to recent reports of misuse. Chief Information Officer Nam Yoon-sung is leading a task force to monitor the use of ChatGPT and the Digital Health Innovation Center has put in place policies, guidelines and regulations to prevent further misuse. Samsung Electronics is a remarkable global technology giant with a broad range of products and services.