OpenAI's ChatGPT Offers More Privacy Controls But Raises AI Concerns
- OpenAI announced new options for ChatGPT users to turn off chat history and opt out of providing data for training models but will retain data internally for 30 days.
- Generative AI can boost productivity for some workers but risks lower pay and job loss for others.
- China wants to regulate AI to align with Communist values but this could hamper innovation.
- AutoGPT and other strong AI tools could surpass ChatGPT but also pose risks like deepfakes and security issues.
- Executives see potential in generative AI but are hesitant to implement it due to costs, hallucinations, copyright and uncertainty about the technology.
ZDNET 
New York Post 
Forbes Forbes 
Gizmodo 
VentureBeat 
Fox News ZDNET 
CNBC Forbes 
WIRED 
MIT Technology Review 
Washington Post Forbes 
CBS News 
Business Insider Business Insider Business Insider Business Insider Business Insider 
AFAR Media 
Ars Technica 
Mashable Gizmodo 
BGR 
The Information Gizmodo VentureBeat 
The Verge CNBC VentureBeat 
TechCrunch 
Fortune 
Reuters 
Lifehacker TechCrunch CNBC 
Newsweek ZDNET CBS News CNBC CNBC Gizmodo The Verge 
The Atlantic 
Futurism TechCrunch Fortune Forbes Business Insider BGR ZDNET Gizmodo ZDNET Fox News Washington Post The Information Fortune Washington Post TechCrunch WIRED Forbes Forbes Forbes Fox News Washington Post Business Insider Business Insider Business Insider Business Insider Business Insider Business Insider Forbes VentureBeat 