WASHINGTON, May 16 Sam Altman, CEO of ChatGPT OpenAI, an artificial intelligence chatbot company, considers the need for international regulation of the field of artificial intelligence led by the United States, he stated this at a Senate hearing on Tuesday.
«There are opportunities for the United States to set some international standards that other countries would reckon with and participate in … I think that would be great for the world,» he said, speaking in a subcommittee on personal information, technology and the law of the legal committee. Senate. «It's important to have a global approach… but we want America to lead the way,» he said.
Altman also supports the idea of state regulation in the US of the field of artificial intelligence to ensure the safety of users, while not depriving them of access to technological progress. «The US government should consider a combination of licensing or registration for the development and release of artificial intelligence models … as well as rewarding those who follow these rules,» said the head of OpenAI. He stressed at the same time that, in his opinion, it is important that any adopted laws in this area «do not slow down or stop technological development.» «Boundaries are needed, and we can define acceptable boundaries,» Altman said.
Some countries have already begun to consider ways to limit the risks of using AI. The administration of US President Joe Biden has begun looking into the need to test AI-based programs such as the ChatGPT chatbot amid fears they could be used to commit crimes and spread disinformation. The Cyberspace Administration of the People's Republic of China has submitted a draft measure to regulate generative artificial intelligence services, which, in particular, states that the generated content should embody «basic socialist values.» The head of Google, Sundar Pichai, said that the development of artificial intelligence and its implementation in everyday life can lead to an increase in the scale of disinformation. url=»https://ria.ru/20230512/darknet-1871303256.html» data-title=»Deputy proposed to recognize the use of the darknet as illegal»>