Now, the OpenAI CEO may be one of many people concerned about the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence capabilities, but Bill Gates doesn’t seem to think so.
In an interview with ABC News that was partially featured on Monday morning’s “Good Morning America,” the Microsoft co-founder admitted he wasn’t all that worried about AI falling into the wrong hands. In fact, he argued, AI development should not be put on hold for fear of such a thing happening.
“We are all afraid that the bad guys will grab it,” he said. “If you only suspend the good guys and not everyone else, you’re probably hurting yourself. You definitely want the good guys to have strong AI.”
When ABC journalist Rebecca Jarvis asked about the risks of confusing consumers, it seems that this is already starting to happen with AI-generated images, including the one that went viral of the Pope in a white puffer jacket. , Gates claimed to be responsible for discerning what is real and what is real. not the consumer itself.
“Society will start saying, ‘Okay, this is a more reliable source,'” Gates said. “It’s not like we can say, ‘Hey, please stop creating fake images.'”
You can watch the full episode of “Good Morning America” on “GMA”.
