US President Joe Biden in a meeting said AI could help combat diseases and climate change
During a conference of advisers on the quickly developing artificial intelligence industry on Tuesday, US President Joe Biden warned that it is yet unclear if AI constitutes a threat to society.
That “still to be determined. It may read, “When questioned by reporters if AI is harmful, Biden said.
AI might aid in the fight against “really difficult issues like diseases and climate change,” according to Biden, who was speaking to his White House Council on Science and Technology, which was made up of specialists from research universities and business.
The potential hazards to our culture, economy, and national security, he added, needed to be addressed.
He asserted that “tech businesses have a responsibility to ensure the goods are secure.” “We see the influence on mental health and self-image in the absence of precautions.”
Biden repeated his past calls for Congress to enact regulations imposing “tight controls” on the personal information gathered by digital corporations and outlawing advertising aimed at children.
The rising AI industry, which is altering the capacity of machines to do anything from writing emails for humans to driving their automobiles, is led by American corporations.
