Stable Diffusion bumped into copyright issues and has been accused of stealing art from digital artists. Even seemingly benign tasks for AI like helping plan a vacation may not produce trustworthy results. To be clear, AI, particularly generative AI like ChatGPT, is incredibly transformative technology. There is nothing inherently wrong with developing machines that do much of the tedious work people loathe.
And many AI companies have ethicists concerned with developing the technology responsibly. But a dedicated team focused on safely creating AI cannot do its job if the rush to put out products is placed higher than its societal impact. Releasing powerful AI models for the public to play with before it's ready isn't making the technology better. People cannot find the best use cases for AI because the developers have to put out fires their technology created, and users are distracted by the noise. University of Washington professor Emily M. BenderMusk and the other tech leaders give into the hype cycle by focusing on how powerful AI can be and not the actual damage it can do.
It's more like so his version can catch up
Says the guy trying to link computers to brains
Or to allow him to catch up to the competition?
Wrong. What a joke. You’re doing the “Y2K” thing again. Just stop.
Ewwwww....who is that dude and what is wrong with his face?