Tech giants promise watermarking and security to AI content

Representatives of some of Turkey’s leading companies productive artificial intelligence (AI) this Friday (21) to discuss security issues in the industry with the US government.

The meeting at the White House served companies align strategies and commit to develop or implement a set of measures to protect users and regulate content created with these tools.

The following companies attended the meeting:

• OpenAIResponsible for ChatGPT;
• MicrosoftFrom Bing Chat;
• AmazonOffering multiple language models through AWS;
• GoogleBard’s developer;
• AimOwner of Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram;
• anthropicby AI Claude;
• studio twistfrom the chatbot Pi.

What did AI companies promise?

Seven companies attending the White House meeting pledged to develop an identification system that “reveals” whether a video was created by artificial intelligence.

Although it does not have detailed functioning so far, The idea is to implement a watermark-like feature to prevent unauthorized scams or deep scams.For example.

In addition, the companies have agreed to focus on protecting user privacy by creating new security features and increasing investment in research so that chatbots do not display discriminatory bias among human-trained AIs based on class, race or gender. -Made materials.

Companies must also bring solutions that apply artificial intelligence in research sectors such as medicine and climate change. All the agreements were made voluntarily by the people involved and for now there is no deadline for their implementation on the platforms.