Why Are Those AI Whistleblowers So Worried?
Big Take2 Jun 2023

Why Are Those AI Whistleblowers So Worried?

In two recent open letters, leaders and developers of artificial intelligence called for a pause of large AI projects to take stock of their impact. In tandem, Sam Altman, OpenAI’s CEO, went to Congress to ask lawmakers to regulate his own industry. What can be done to keep developers in check while allowing innovation to flourish?

Bloomberg AI reporters Dina Bass and Rachel Metz join guest host Craig Gordon to talk about these longtime AI whistleblowers and why the latest calls from industry leaders may be a sincere attempt to establish some rules of the road.

Read More: Microsoft Calls for a New US Agency and Licensing for AI

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