Tag: Artificial General Intelligence AGI

. OpenAI's artificial intelligence bot ChatGPT, has returned to its early affirmation that Jesus Christ is the Son of God, in response to a study conducted by conservative media outlet, MRC Free Speech America. Reports of this have caused a crisis of faith for many, raising questions about ChatGPT's potential to be manipulated and offensive towards religious figures. To protect people of all faiths, transparency is needed from tech giants and government officials.

As colleges and universities strive to incorporate OpenAI's AI-powered ChatGPT program, students, faculty, and administrators grapple with curiosity and concern. From generating essays, defining terms, to answering questions, ChatGPT Plus is offering students access to knowledge, but at a price that might be too costly for some. Faculty and staff members are leading the way in helping educators use this technology in learning methods, while students remain optimistic and passionate about its potential. With safety as the top priority, OpenAI is driving the advancement of technology and humanity.

OpenAI, founded by Tesla CEO Elon Musk, is under investigation by the Spanish Data Protection Authority (AEPD) and the Italian Data Protection Authority (DPA) over potential GDPR violations. OpenAI's ChatGPT chatbot is currently blocked in Italy but still accessible in Spain. To ensure users' rights and freedoms, the AEPD is looking for ways to ensure OpenAI's technologies, such as artificial intelligence, comply with the EU's data protection framework.

Two of the leading names in AI technology, Yann LeCun and Andrew Ng, have rejected a proposed six-month suspension on the development of advanced AI systems as unhelpful and counter-productive. They cite possible economic damage and AGI risks as primary concerns, advocating instead for possible controls of AI systems with accountability and collaboration. With potential risks and rewards, the experts discussed these issues and the role of regulation and collaboration of governments, researchers, and corporations.