A recent report outlines that the existence of terrorist generative AI chatbots could potentially pose a major threat whether they are made for shock value, experimentation or even satire.
“The new Online Safety Act is unsuited to sophisticated generative AI,” the report stated.
UK Online Safety Act Potential Downfall Against Generative AI
A recent report highlights a growing concern about the increasing potential threat posed by terrorist-influenced chatbots. The recent enactent of the online safety act in the UK came into effect within the last six months. However, advocates are pushing for the implementation of new laws to tackle the threat.
“Only human beings can commit terrorism offences and it is hard to identify a person who could, in law, be responsible for chatbot-generated statements that encourage terrorism, or for making statements that invite support for a proscribed organization under the Terrorism Act 2000.”
However, the suggestion arose that chatbots will continue to gain strength, prompting the necessity for laws to actively intervene.
“If malicious or misguided individuals persist in training terrorist chatbots, then new laws will be needed.”
BeInCrypto recently reported that Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, underscored the potential dangers of AI, stating a stark warning at a senate hearing:
““There’s some chance – above zero – that AI will kill us all. I think it’s low but there’s some chance.”
Meanwhile, according to Statista, Surveying over 17,000 people across 17 countries, a study found that only one third of respondents had high or complete confidence in governments regarding the regulation and governance of AI tools and systems.
Go to Source to See Full Article
Author: Ciaran Lyons
Tip BTC Newswire with Cryptocurrency
Donate Bitcoin to BTC Newswire
Donate Bitcoin Cash to BTC Newswire
Donate Ethereum to BTC Newswire
Donate Litecoin to BTC Newswire
Donate Monero to BTC Newswire
Donate ZCash to BTC Newswire
