New Delhi:- Seven major artificial intelligence companies have pledged to address the risks posed by the technology, according to the White House. This includes testing the security of AI and publishing the results of those tests.
Representatives from Amazon, Anthropic, Google, Inflection, Meta, Microsoft and OpenAI made the announcement with US President Joe Biden. Below is a series of warnings about the capabilities of this technology.
The rapid pace at which companies develop tools has raised concerns about the spread of disinformation, especially in the run-up to his 2024 US presidential election. "We need to be sober and vigilant about the threat posed by new technologies that could pose a threat to our democracy and values," President Joe Biden said Friday.
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Facebook parent company Meta announced Wednesday its own AI tool called Llama 2. Meta's global president Sir Nick Clegg told the BBC that "The hype is a little ahead of the technology."
Under the agreement signed on Friday, the two companies have agreed for the Security testing of AI systems by internal and external experts before going public. Implementing watermarks allows humans to perceive AI. Regular public reports on AI capabilities and limitations. We investigate risks such as stigma, discrimination, and invasion of privacy.
The purpose, according to the White House, is to make it easier for people to recognize that AI is creating online content. "It's a big responsibility and we have to do it right," Mr. Biden said. “And there is also the potential for a very big uptick.”
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AI-generated content watermarking was one of the topics he discussed with EU Commissioner Thierry Breton with his OpenAI head Sam Altman during a visit to San Francisco in June.
In a tweet that included a video clip with Altman, Bretton said, "I look forward to continuing the discussion, especially on the subject of watermarking."
In a video clip, Altman said he will show "soon" what OpenAI will do with watermarks. The voluntary safeguards signed on Friday are a step toward tougher AI-related regulation in the United States.
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In a statement, the government said it was also working to enforce the regulations. The White House said it would also work with allies to create an international framework to govern the development and use of AI.
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Warnings about the technology include that it can be used to create misinformation and destabilize society, and even pose an existential threat to humanity, but some pioneering computer scientists say the apocalyptic warnings are overblown.
The seven AI Companies have made a promise that they will help US Government to safeguard as China had hacked the Microsoft Email ID’s and had made a huge loss for them.