ChatGPT CEO calls for US lawmakers to regulate AI
Summary
His comments come fresh off the tails of Dr Geoffrey Hinton, who also warned about the dangers of the developments in the field of AI as he resigned from his position at Google. With businesses seeing the potential of this generative AI, and economic headwinds taking a toll on their cash flow, many could consider now the conditions are in place to downsize staff. "As organisations move forward in 2023, it would be unwise to dismiss AI, as used correctly it will become the most valuable business tool,” said Jeremy Rafuse, VP & Head of Digital Workplace at GoTo. When Google first launched ‘Bard’, a competitor to ChatGPT, the system answered questions incorrectly and resulted in $100 billion being wiped off the company’s share value. So, a future where all what was discussed may be over the horizon so soon that some legislators have wondered if any of the actions – bar an outright, albeit it short, ban like Italy – could even keep up.