If you’re a little surprised or even scared by the latest developments in Artificial Intelligence (AI), know that you are not alone. Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, the company responsible for ChatGPT, explained that he is also “a bit afraid” of tools similar to those created by the company he runs.
in an interview with ABC NewsAltman did not hide his fears about the possible harmful effects of Artificial Intelligence, which could interfere with, for example, issues related to the job market, elections and the promotion of disinformation.
“I think people are really having fun [com o ChatGPT]he said. [ferramentas de IA]”.
Altman recalled Russian President Vladimir Putin’s speech with concern, although he noted that AI resources would ultimately be a reflection of “the collective strength, creativity and power of humanity.” Artificial Intelligence will “command the world”.
More investment and fear
And in this sense, it is worth remembering that after the release of ChatGPT, many other companies and countries tried to create a similar product.
Chinese Baidu recently launched an artificial intelligence chatbot called Ernie Bot to compete with ChatGPT. Google is also “chasing the loss” and is investing heavily in the development of Bard, another Artificial Intelligence platform similar to the one created by OpenAI. By the way, Altman’s company is a Microsoft partnership.
The manager also explained during the interview that one of the focal points of OpenAI, which does not want its agent to interfere in the process in any way, is the 2024 elections. “I am particularly concerned that these models could be used to spread misinformation on a large scale.”
Source: Tec Mundo
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