AI Pioneers Sound Alarm on Risks of Their Creations as Regulation Lags
- Geoffrey Hinton and other leaders in artificial intelligence have left tech companies to warn about disinformation, job loss, privacy concerns, and bias in AI systems.
- Consumer tools like OpenAI's ChatGPT chatbot are raising concerns as people turn to them for sensitive issues, but safeguards and oversight are lacking.
- The White House and regulators are scrambling to address AI risks through research funding, guidance, and conversations with tech CEOs, but critics say more action is needed.
- AI can generate authentic-looking images, videos, text and more, fueling fears of manipulation as the technology's abilities outpace our understanding.
- There is no consensus on how to balance the promise of AI with the need to prevent harm, even as the field's pioneers sound the alarm.



























































































































































































































