The head of OpenAI is concerned about AI’s impact on the elections.
According to the World News Agency, the chief executive of OpenAI, Sam Altman, told the US Senate that the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to interfere in elections is a cause for concern and there is a need to create rules and regulations on it. Sam Altman said he was concerned about this.
In his first appearance before Congress, OpenAI chief executive Sam Altman called for artificial intelligence models to be mandated to be tested and licensed.
He said that every model that can influence and control the beliefs of any person should be made a condition of getting a license.
It should be noted that the White House has invited the heads of major technology companies to discuss issues related to artificial intelligence.
American lawmakers also want to introduce regulations in this regard to limit the misuse of technology and maximize its benefits.
It should be remembered that for the past several months, various technology companies have been introducing artificial intelligence models in the market.
Critics believe the technology will increase the spread of prejudice and misinformation and further harm society, while some analysts have warned that artificial intelligence could end humanity itself.
