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UK Collaborating with OpenAI and Google DeepMind to Maximise Public Benefit from AI Technology
Join Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and the leading experts of OpenAI, Google DeepMind and Anthropic as they explore ways to make the most of Artificial Intelligence while managing the risks it brings. Learn about self-regulation, collaborations and UK's responsibility for the protection of citizens.
AI Captivates G-7 Leaders: Urging for Established Guidelines
At the G-7 Summit in Hiroshima, Japan, world leaders are recognizing the potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and working to develop an international framework to ensure its safe utilization. Governments, private stakeholders, and tech companies are all part of this effort, to ensure a responsible approach to AI is taken. Stay informed and ahead of the curve with the help of experts like Credentials Ed.
OpenAI Recommends Voluntary AI Standards for AI Safety and Avoid Government Mandates
OpenAI, the tech company behind the advanced ChatGPT AI system, promotes industry-led voluntary standards to regulate AI instead of government-mandated policies. Hear their views during a panel discussion hosted by BSA (The Software Alliance) in Washington DC and learn how OpenAI is tackling AI-generated election ads and disinformation.
Chief Artificial Intelligence Specialist at the Pentagon Discusses ChatGPT
Craig Martell, Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Specialist from the Department of Defense, is worried about the misuse of Generative AI, such as the ChatGPT model which cannot understand the context of information it is given. This could be used for disinformation and Martell cautions the tech industry to be mindful of the development of AI technology. Companies such as Amazon, Baidu, Google, Facebook and Microsoft are the leading developers of AI. To avoid misuse, Martell has suggested to create an effective monitoring system to protect the public.
ChatGPT-Related Malware Increasing Rapidly
Meta, a social media platform owned by Facebook, has reported a surge of malicious activity on the ChatGPT platform. This computer malware is taking advantage of the public's interest in the popular ChatGPT automated chatbot, resembling cryptocurrency scams. Security experts found & blocked over 10 different malware families and more than 1000 malicious links. Several malicious applications featured functioning ChatGPT technology, but included malicious files. Meta's CISO, Guy Rosen, noted that ChatGPT is the "new cryptocurrency" for bad actors. He further highlighted the potential for AI tools, such as ChatGPT, in disinformation campaigns.