Tag: Ethical concerns

Former US Secretary of State Kissinger and computer scientists express concern over the lack of a guiding philosophy for AI. The risks and benefits coexist in the AI age, making it essential to develop a guiding philosophy to address ethical and philosophical questions.

Scientists have achieved a remarkable breakthrough in AI by creating a program that can decode our brain waves and read our thoughts. While the implications for helping those lacking or partially lost the ability to communicate are clear, there are also ethical and privacy questions over this development. Learn more about this fascinating advancement and its potential consequences.

. Businesses use generative AI tools like Chat and - to increase productivity & efficiency. These generate content & answers based on text prompts. Insurer Zurich use it to simplify complex paperwork, while Mattel use it to create new toys. Some challenges exist when implementing the technology. Companies are encountering ethical concerns, making EU consider new bills for its use. Companies must ensure their success and safety when implementing, but the productivity boost is a major attractant.

This article explores the potential benefits and challenges of Elon Musk's new AI startup. We look into how its competition with OpenAI could shape the future of the AI industry and what opportunities it brings - faster development rates, more value to consumers, and a unique approach to AI-human synergy. The article also considers the risks of centralization and other ethical implications.

RedPajama is a collaborative project between Together, Ontocord.ai, ETH DS3Lab, Stanford CRFM, Hazy Research, and MILA Québec AI Institute to create freely licensable open-source large models. The data and scripts are based off the LLaMA recipe, allowing organisations to freely use it to pre-train models and push the boundaries of AI. This project originates from the need for open access to large language models from organisations of any size. It seeks to provide ethical and commercially viable models with openly available data. With their combined experience of open source research, Chris Re and Vipul Ved Prakash lead this project.