Viewpoint: AI is evolving too fast for existing regulatory frameworks to keep pace. Here's a possible solution
AI is evolving too fast for existing regulatory frameworks to keep pace. Intellectual property law may hold a solution.
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AI is evolving too fast for existing regulatory frameworks to keep pace. Intellectual property law may hold a solution.
From fake photos of Donald Trump being arrested by New York City police officers to a chatbot describing a very-much-alive computer scientist as having died tragically, the ability of the new generation of generative artificial intelligence systems to create convincing but fictional text and images is setting off alarms about fraud and misinformation on steroids.
Three experts explain why it’s difficult to do and important to get right
The ability of the new generation of generative artificial intelligence systems to create convincing but fictional text and images is setting off alarms about fraud and misinformation.
Societies worldwide face questions on the proper way of regulating AI as more advanced systems roll out, potentially causing harm if unchecked