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"If this technology goes wrong, it can go quite wrong," he testified in front of a Senate Judiciary Committee panel. |
Altman also said government regulation of AI is critical "to mitigate the risks of increasingly powerful models." |
The Biden administration has convened officials from the top companies including OpenAI, Microsoft and Google and launched an initiative to audit AI technologies. |
Sen. Lindsey O. Graham, R-S.C., called for a new government agency to license businesses building AI, saying it would give AI companies incentives to "do it right." |
The new wave of AI tools has dazzled Americans, promising a bevy of benefits. They can carry on human-like conversations, write essays, compose music and create audio, video and images. But these tools also have worrying implications for the future of work and education as well as the future of humanity. |
Americans are alarmed, too. A new survey from ADL found that Americans worry that AI will be used to worsen social ills, from fraud and identity theft to extremism and hate. |
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says AI is moving fast but in the right direction. |
"We're moving from the auto-pilot era of AI to co-pilot era of AI. Yes, it's moving fast, but in the right direction," Nadella said in an interview airing Monday night on Special Edition with Andrew Ross Sorkin on NBC News NOW. "Moving fast where humans are more in control. Humans are in the loop, versus being out of the loop." |
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