With the proliferation of tools like ChatGPT, the debate over the regulation of artificial intelligence (AI) has increased. Potential danger is the main concern of connoisseurs.Including Eric Schmidt, who was CEO of Google from 2001 to 2011.
“Existential risk is defined as the injury or death of many, many, many people. “There are scenarios, if not today, where these systems could find zero-day exploits in cybernetic issues or discover new types of biology in a reasonable time.”
The former CEO of Google did the analysis during Google’s Council of CEOs Summit. The Wall Street GazetteIn London, this Wednesday (24). He added that for now the idea is fiction, but he sees a real future in his reasoning..
“When that happens, we want to know how to make sure these things are not abused by bad people,” Schmidt added. However, he still has no idea how artificial intelligence can be regulated..
Schmidt was a member of the National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence in the United States, but believes it is unlikely that the country will create a new agency dedicated to the industry. The group he is part of reviewed the technology in 2019, and two years later published an analysis pointing to a lack of preparedness on the issue in the US.
Source: Tec Mundo
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