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" Unprecedented manipulation capabilities are used to weaken those who embody quality journalism, at the same time as they weaken journalism itself , " recalls the 21st annual ranking by Reporters Without Borders (RSF) , published Wednesday, May 3. Stray Links: On AI, “It’s No Longer Time to Negotiate” wandering links May 27, 2023 Reading time: 6 min Share To regulate, not to regulate, to what extent to regulate? That was the question. This week, Sam Altman, co-founder of OpenAI, met with several European leaders: in Madrid, Warsaw, Paris, London and Munich. A diplomatic tour that did not go unnoticed, as the European Parliament is working on the development of the AI Act, planning to regulate artificial intelligence.
On May 24, during a round table organized at University College france phone number library London , the father of ChatGPT expressed his concerns about this future regulation and clearly explained the possibility of ceasing his company's operations on European soil. The reason? The version of the text currently drafted would include that certain large artificial intelligence models, like ChatGPT and GPT-4, be considered “high risk” requiring the companies that use them to comply with additional security requirements. But above all, that the companies creating generative artificial intelligence make transparent the sources used for training the AIs. Sam Altman is not hostile to any form of regulation, as he stated before his European visit to the American Congress .
He even suggests considering a regulatory institution like the IAEA in a press release published by OpenAI . But he subtly manipulates his words to invite us to consider the responsibility for the excesses of AI elsewhere than on its creators . During his speech in London, he invited regulators to look at social networks, specifying that if GPT-4 could generate disinformation, social networks were the main responsible for its dissemination . This week was also marked by a photo generated by Midjourney showing an explosion at the Pentagon, which (once again) panicked the web..
On May 24, during a round table organized at University College france phone number library London , the father of ChatGPT expressed his concerns about this future regulation and clearly explained the possibility of ceasing his company's operations on European soil. The reason? The version of the text currently drafted would include that certain large artificial intelligence models, like ChatGPT and GPT-4, be considered “high risk” requiring the companies that use them to comply with additional security requirements. But above all, that the companies creating generative artificial intelligence make transparent the sources used for training the AIs. Sam Altman is not hostile to any form of regulation, as he stated before his European visit to the American Congress .
He even suggests considering a regulatory institution like the IAEA in a press release published by OpenAI . But he subtly manipulates his words to invite us to consider the responsibility for the excesses of AI elsewhere than on its creators . During his speech in London, he invited regulators to look at social networks, specifying that if GPT-4 could generate disinformation, social networks were the main responsible for its dissemination . This week was also marked by a photo generated by Midjourney showing an explosion at the Pentagon, which (once again) panicked the web..