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🤖 U.S Gov. Targets A.I Companies
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Happy Tuesday (I hope). Here’s what’s new:
💼 ChatGPT Faces Billion-Dollar Lawsuit
🇮🇱 Israel Uses A.I In Air Strike
🧠 $33 BILLION Invested In A.I Brain Chips
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💼 ChatGPT Faces Billion-Dollar Lawsuit
Well folks, OpenAI has found itself in some hot water yet again, but this time it won’t be so easy to get out of…
We’ve talked a lot about ChatGPT spinning up stories about people and making up fake info - or what seasoned techies call “hallucinating.”
Here are the 2 big ones:
ChatGPT accused Mark Walters (the CEO of Armed American Radio) of stealing $5 Million from a gun-rights nonprofit (and made up a few fake court cases as proof).
ChatGPT told a journalsit that an Australian mayor (Brian Hood) went to prison for a bribery scandal. The scandal was real, but Hood was not charged as he exposed the bribe instead of paying it. However, his political reputation took a hit.
See the problem here?
In response, the FTC sent ChatGPT a hefty 20-page letter demanding some answers and threatening an investigation.
it is very disappointing to see the FTC's request start with a leak and does not help build trust.
that said, it’s super important to us that out technology is safe and pro-consumer, and we are confident we follow the law. of course we will work with the FTC.
— Sam Altman (@sama)
9:24 PM • Jul 13, 2023
The FTC is like the truth police for big companies - you don't want to mess with them.
Here’s why:
In 2019, the FTC sued Facebook for $5 Billion for their vague privacy laws. At the time, it was the largest privacy violation fee EVER.
In 2014, the FTC sued AT&T for $105 Million for ‘mobile cramming’ (charging customers for services they don’t know they’re paying for).
Just a few months ago, the FTC sued Amazon for $25 Million for accidentally storing records of children’s voices that used Alexa.
Now, the FTC is turning its attention to A.I companies saying “Keep your A.I claims in check.” I guess OpenAI is a good place to start as it’s the face of generative A.I.
Experts are estimating that these hallucinations will cost OpenAI “Billions for defamation charges and collateral”….
However, Sam Altman (The CEO of OpenAI) doesn’t seem concerned.
🇮🇱 Israel Uses A.I In Air Strike
The name ‘A.I Race’ has been given an entirely new meaning after the IDF dropped a bombshell on reporters in a press release earlier this week (no pun intended)…
Israel admitted to using A.I in airstrikes and military planning against Iran.
STORY OF #ARTIFICIALINTELLIGENCE IN FUTURE WARS
Newest Finding: #Israel Defense Forces (#IDF) integrated Artificial Intelligence #AI in military operations to choose targets for airstrikes & managing logistics.
Background: Brig. Gen. Ziv Avtalion was given command of the... 1/n http— Shashank S. Patel (@ShashankSPatel_)
5:47 PM • Jul 17, 2023
Israel also claimed to use A.I for:
When we think ‘A.I Race’ we think of A.I tech companies racing for the best A.I…. Not between countries and their weapons (I think we were all afraid of that type of A.I race).
So far countries have kept their A.I military updates under wraps, but we’ll learn more as governments work together to create international laws regarding A.I use in warfare.
🧠 $33 BILLION Invested In A.I Brain Chips
Brain implants are like your crazy in-laws. You either love them or hate them, but one thing’s for sure…
You can’t ignore them.
A.I brain implants are curing conditions we’ve never been able to like paralysis and blindness. Take a look:
Scientists help a paralyzed man walk for the first time in over a decade using AI...
How?
AI was able to connect his brain to his spinal cord by translating his thoughts into actions
Take a look:
— Synthetic Mind (@SyntheticMindd)
11:10 PM • May 30, 2023
In the last few years, over $33 Billion has been invested into A.I brain implants, meaning we’re about to see a boom as we have with other A.I tech.
(Plus Elon Musk's ‘Neuralink’ is set to start human trials soon AND is now backed by his new A.I company xAI.)
But let’s not get ahead of ourselves here…
This is still a tiny chip in your brain, and right now scientists are learning how to use the implants to read human thoughts and emotions.
AKA read your mind. Not so good.
Last Thursday, the UN held an international conference to create a game plan.
What a fantastic morning at @UNESCO’s Global Conference on #NeuroEthics!
From our human dignity to our free will, the stakes are so high that we cannot stay idle. And the solution is clear: we need an ethical framework for #neurotechnology to drive technological innovation!
— Gabriela Ramos (@gabramosp)
12:53 PM • Jul 13, 2023
The UN doesn’t want to stop the implants - they want to limit how much of your ‘thoughts’ the A.I companies can access.
I find this veryyy interesting. Why?
In the age of technology, we’re in an endless tug-of-war between convenience and privacy.
Think about it - Most are ok with Google Maps knowing their location at all times as a trade for directions from anywhere.
Now imagine scientists tell you they can make you smarter or cure your depression if they can have access to your thoughts.
I’m willing to bet most people would make that trade.
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