"Powerful AI systems should be developed only once we are confident that their effects will be positive and their risks will be manageable," the letter said.ChatGPT has prompted rivals to accelerate developing similar large language models, and companies to integrate generative AI models into their products.
"I’m not a leading expert on AI, but I’ve seen enough to understand the positive potential but also the negative ramifications of it, which typifies new technologies," Hutchinson said Monday in a Fox News Digital interview. Former Rep. Mike Rodgers of Michigan, who's seriously mulling a 2024 Republican White House run, is also weighing in on the issue."Where it gets scary is when it starts making other kinds of decision for you," Rogers said in a Fox News Digital interview on Wednesday."We need to recognize what it is, what it’s not, what it can be capable of and what it can’t."
Rogers, who along with his wife formed a group called"Lead America" to try to remedy the growing discouragement with politics and find solutions to national problems, has been road testing his message and his suggested solutions in recent months with trips across the country, including stops in New Hampshire, as well as Iowa and South Carolina, which hold the first and third contests, respectively, in the GOP schedule.
Nobody stands a chance against Trump. Fox News needs to stop the Trump hate.
A ham sandwich would be a better governor than this clown.
AI will be the death of us all.
RINO clown