In an interview with Time Magazine, ChatGPT creator, Dr. David M. Carmel says that AI should be regulated to ensure it is used responsibly and ethically. His comments come right before the launch of massive new AI initiatives from Google and other tech giants, which have caused concern among many experts about the potential misuse or abuse of this powerful technology.
Dr. Carmel believes that regulation must focus on both the development process and use cases for artificial intelligence applications; he argues that developers need to think carefully about how their creations are being used by businesses or governments who may not always act in good faith when deploying these tools at scale. Additionally, regulations should also take into account ethical considerations such as privacy rights and data protection laws to protect individuals’ personal information from exploitation or manipulation by malicious actors using AI-based systems for nefarious purposes.
Ultimately, Dr. Carmel believes strongly in responsible innovation: “We need a framework where we can create amazing things while making sure they don’t harm,” he said during the interview with Time Magazine.” This sentiment has been echoed throughout Silicon Valley recently as companies strive towards developing cutting-edge technologies without sacrificing safety standards or ethical principles along the way – something regulators will no doubt keep an eye on moving forward into this brave new world of Artificial Intelligence (AI).
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