Microsoft CEO Dismisses , Widespread Concerns Over AI.<br />'Time' reports that the release of adaptive AI tools <br />like ChatGPT has prompted concerns about the <br />new technology's potential impact on society.<br />Not long after Microsoft released an AI-powered version of Bing in February, reports began to emerge<br />of erratic and concerning interactions with users. .<br />Not long after Microsoft released an AI-powered version of Bing in February, reports began to emerge<br />of erratic and concerning interactions with users. .<br />Leaders in tech signed an open letter pushing for <br />a six-month pause on training advanced AI systems, <br />citing “profound risks to society and humanity.”.<br />Leaders in tech signed an open letter pushing for <br />a six-month pause on training advanced AI systems, <br />citing “profound risks to society and humanity.”.<br />Many researchers steeped in these issues, <br />including myself, expect that the most likely <br />result of building a superhumanly smart AI, <br />under anything remotely like the current <br />circumstances, is that literally <br />everyone on Earth will die, Eliezer Yudkowsky, Decision theorist at the nonprofit Machine Intelligence Research Institute, via 'Time'.<br />'Time' reports that Microsoft <br />CEO Satya Nadella says he has <br />no concerns about the technology. .<br />According to Nadella, the company <br />has worked to mitigate risks <br />associated with its AI systems.<br />When it comes to job displacement, <br />Nadella suggests that AI can help <br />displaced workers find new jobs.<br />We need new technology to help us with <br />the economic growth that we enjoyed <br />in the early part of the 20th century. <br />What if we can have that type <br />of economic growth this time <br />around, but it’s much more even?, Satya Nadella, Microsoft CEO, via 'Time'.<br />We need new technology to help us with <br />the economic growth that we enjoyed <br />in the early part of the 20th century. <br />What if we can have that type <br />of economic growth this time <br />around, but it’s much more even?, Satya Nadella, Microsoft CEO, via 'Time'.<br />According to Nadella, the benefits <br />of AI far outweigh the associated risks.<br />'Time' reports that despite advocating for the safety <br />of their AI systems, Microsoft has actively pushed back <br />against efforts to regulate AI in the European Union. .<br />'Time' reports that despite advocating for the safety <br />of their AI systems, Microsoft has actively pushed back <br />against efforts to regulate AI in the European Union.
