Tag: Responsible use

OpenAI, created by researchers & investors (including Elon Musk & Sam Altman) researches artificial intelligence & ChatGPT - an AI-based language model enabling us to generate texts, program codes, essays, stories & poems. While some are impressed, others worry about potential dangers of usage. Let's use ChatGPT - responsibly!

ChatGPT is a powerful AI tool that has the potential to revolutionize the way students learn, but rushed and opaque decisions to ban it from K-12 classrooms could do more harm than good. Educators must explore the right way to use ChatGPT and other AI tools, to ensure all students can take advantage of this educational opportunity. Setting expectations and engaging with students will benefit them, while avoiding any reliance on artificial intelligence.

Discover the Chinese government's proposed regulations on generative AI technology, used by ChatGPT and other platforms. Chinese tech companies like Tencent, Bytedance and Baidu are trying to keep up with global giants like Microsoft and OpenAI. They must follow the CCP censorship rules and respect core values. Learn about the potential risks and challenges for the information rights of users.

The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is tackling the potential misuse of AI-based technologies, such as ChatGPT, to commit fraud or scams. FTC Chair Lina Khan said the agency is ready to use its current laws against unfair and deceptive practices to hold companies accountable if they misuse the technology. Nasdaq's President and CEO Adena Friedman noted that while AI can be used for the good of society, it must be regulated and used responsibly. Expect the FTC to enforce laws to protect American consumers from misuse of AI technology.

. OpenAI's ChatGPT offers a great way to quickly generate digital text-based sources, but recent research shows that up to 6.5% of users have shared confidential data, and 3.1% have shared sensitive data. To ensure sound usage, IT personnel must ensure an AI policy covering transparency, fairness, and privacy is in place, and staff should be trained to use the program responsibly. Companies like Amazon, Walmart, and JPMorgan Chase have restricted usage of ChatGPT, so to stay safe, research and implement an in-house enterprise ChatGPT from OpenAI's Azure Service.