Overview

• Generative artificial intelligence has vast implications for how people live, work and communicate around the world.
• The Web 2.0 era resulted in an online economy where access to essential services is conditioned on the hoarding and sale of personal data.
• As the use of A.I. becomes more widespread, public officials have a responsibility to ensure this hard-learned history doesn’t repeat itself.
• The expanding adoption of A.I. risks further locking in the market dominance of large incumbent technology firms.
• AI tools risk automating discrimination and violating user privacy, and existing laws prohibiting discrimination will apply.