AI dangers go beyond our imagination.
‘If it goes wrong'
Sam Altman, the founder of ChatGPT faced the senate hearing on the urgent action for A.I. safety and regulation.
The responses from Sam Altman were noteworthy.
The recording is 4h 38mins long
4 things you need to know:
‘If it goes wrong'
Sam Altman, the founder of ChatGPT faced the senate hearing on the urgent action for A.I. safety and regulation.
The responses from Sam Altman were noteworthy.
The recording is 4h 38mins long
4 things you need to know:
“If this technology goes wrong, it can go quite wrong”
Sam’s worst fear is that the AI field could “cause significant harm to the world.”
Sam’s worst fear is that the AI field could “cause significant harm to the world.”
Sam stated he owns no equity in OpenAI.
Earn enough for his health insurance bills.
"I'm doing this because I love it"
Earn enough for his health insurance bills.
"I'm doing this because I love it"
“Should we be worried about A.I. for our elections?”
Was one of the highlighted questions asked by Senator Josh Hawley.
"This is a significant area of concern" responded Sam Altman.
Was one of the highlighted questions asked by Senator Josh Hawley.
"This is a significant area of concern" responded Sam Altman.
Ways to regulate AI (by Sam Altman) :
✓ Form a new agency to regulate & licence AI models.
✓ Create safety standards for AI models that identify dangerous capabilities.
✓ Require independent audits from experts to ensure compliance with safety standards.
✓ Form a new agency to regulate & licence AI models.
✓ Create safety standards for AI models that identify dangerous capabilities.
✓ Require independent audits from experts to ensure compliance with safety standards.
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