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More than six months after OpenAI unveiled its AI-powered chatbot ChatGPT to the world, fears around its potential have provoked excitement and alarm – and brought it into conflict with regulators.

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Microsoft President Brad Smith is pushing for stricter regulation of artificial intelligence, involving government-led AI safety frameworks and establishing “safety brakes” in AI systems.

The White House is expected to hold a listening session with workers to get insight how employers use AI for them

AI Apocalypse Alert: OpenAI CEO Demands Regulation to Prevent Tech Catastrophe, Technology & Science News, Times Now

Leading AI researcher Ben Goertzel discusses AGI, risks, job replacement, societal benefits, and the need for responsible AI regulation.

Meta (formerly Facebook) has said that it had discovered malware creators who are taking advantage of the publics interest in ChatGPT and using this interest to entice users into downloading harmful applications and browser extensions. 📲 Fake ChatGPT: Facebook Parent Meta Raises Alarm Over Malware Creators Exploiting Peoples Interest in AI Chatbot.

Big Tech CEOs To Meet VP Kamala Harris Over AI Risk: The CEOs of Google, OpenAI, Microsoft and other tech companies working with AI will meet the US Vice President Kamala Harris and other government officials to help them regulate AI and legislate it.

As development of AI becomes integrated into daily lives, employee work routines and companies begin to leverage such technology, it is important to understand developing federal government compliance infrastructure, potential risks of misuse.

Mr Hinton tweeted that he quit his job at Google, so he can freely speak out about the risks of AI.