Tag: Policy

Top AI experts have issued a warning about the existential threat posed by AI. Global efforts are needed to mitigate risks, including mass surveillance and misinformation. The Center for AI Safety is urging a measured approach to AI safety, supporting research towards managing the potential threats. Join the call for responsible and ethical AI development.

Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, recently visited Europe to discuss AI, regulations and more. His visit to University College London brought attention to the challenging safety requirements of the EU which could compromise OpenAI's operations in the region. Altman took to Twitter to reaffirm OpenAI's commitment to Europe and to build trust that responsible technology can be developed without regulations.

Boston made history by empowering its public servants to use generative AI. The city embraces this tech, unlike other cities that banned it. City officials are using AI to write text, simplify government-speak & increase access to services for non-English speakers. Boston sets a revolutionary example. #SEO #GenerativeAI

Samsung Electronics has taken decisive action to protect their data; banning their employees from using generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools such as ChatGPT and Google Bard. This decision follows an internal memo which highlighted the incident of source code leak due to an employee using ChatGPT. Consumers using personal laptops and mobile phones can still use such tools. Any misuse of the rules will result in disciplinary action. Samsung Electronics is a South Korean multinational electronics company with its base in Suwon and has been in operation since 1995 under its current President, Youngky Kim. He has been the key architect behind this ban, ensuring the security of the company's data.

OpenAI, a research lab dedicated to advancing artificial intelligence (AI) technology, was founded with the mission of harnessing AI for the benefit of humanity. The lab's research, including in deep learning, unsupervised learning, and generative models, is helping to shape the future of AI. Recently, AI researcher Paul Christiano spoke on the Bankless podcast about the risks of an AI takeover and the need for rules to ensure AI is developed safely. Other prominent figures such as Bill Gates and Elon Musk have also chimed in to voice their worries about the risks of unchecked AI. Experts such as Yudowsky, Le Cun, and Metzger have debated the likelihood of an “AI Foom” event, and have gone on to discuss ways to prevent disastrous outcomes.