Arati Prabhakar, the Science Advisor to President Joe Biden, stated on Friday that the US and like-minded nations, including India, must collaborate to shape the future of artificial intelligence, as the administration enlisted several IT giants such as Google and Microsoft to ensure that it is not misused and is used for the public good.

“The work that we are doing includes working with corporations to hold them accountable, and significant progress has been made today in this regard. In an interview with PTI, Indian-American Prabhakar said, “We’re also working on executive actions that we can take within existing law, and the President is mulling over an executive order that we believe can significantly enhance our ability to deal with AI’s harms and start using it for good.”

“This is what the executive branch can do. We will also continue to collaborate with Congress on bipartisan legislation as they begin to introduce legislation. Then, critically and supporting all of this is the work we’re doing globally with our international partners and allies, including India,” Prabhakar stated.

This is due to the fact that this is a global technology. It is pervasive. In response to a question, she stated, “We want to ensure that like-minded countries work together to shape the future of AI, as it affects everyone’s lives and has the potential to do so.”

She stated that artificial intelligence was one of the major topics of discussion when President Joe Biden met with Prime Minister Narendra Modi last month.

“I believe that is at the forefront of our global leaders’ concerns when they meet with President Biden. This occurred with Prime Minister Modi and numerous others. “I had the opportunity to be present during the Prime Minister’s address to Congress, the State Dinner, and the luncheon hosted by the Vice President and the Secretary of State, where artificial intelligence came up repeatedly,” she said.

In fact, the prime minister made a hilarious jest when he addressed Congress, stating that he believed AI stood for America, India. “However, I believe that the underlying theme of many of the conversations that have taken place is precisely what you’re saying: we’ll need to join forces and be clear about how to achieve safe AI so that all of our citizens can benefit from it,” Prabhakar said.

Prabhakar, who has spent half of her professional life in Silicon Valley and whose primary residence is in Palo Alto, says she can feel the enthusiasm in Silicon Valley regarding artificial intelligence.

“What I would say is to create amazing applications for artificial intelligence because that’s part of how we’re going to move forward, and while you’re doing that, create AI that is safe and trustworthy so that it ultimately helps us,” she said.

On Friday, Vice President Biden announced voluntary commitments that the administration negotiated with seven prominent AI companies. These companies include Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, as well as some of the lesser artificial intelligence companies. A number of tech companies, including some of the largest leaders in AI, are committing to safety, security, and trust.

It’s the first time that the industry has begun to come together and accept responsibility, so holding these companies accountable is a monumental achievement.

“Then we’ll be working on what we need to do as an executive branch, which will include determining how to manage AI as it facilitates voice cloning and deception. As cybercrime becomes less difficult, some of these ills advance. How can we mitigate these damages within the existing laws and regulations?” she asked.

“How do we then begin using AI for public purposes? How can we use it to address the climate crisis we are facing? How can it be used to enhance health outcomes for all Americans and people around the world? Therefore, we are aware of both the positive and negative aspects and are actively working on both,” she said.

She described AI as the most powerful technology of our time and said the president has made it plain that its application will reflect their values. However, this is also true throughout the globe.

“We are aware that every region of the globe is using AI to create a future that reflects their values. Prabhakar stated, “I believe we can all agree that we do not wish to live in a future shaped by authoritarian regimes and driven by technology.”

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“That’s why I think it’s so important for democratic, like-minded countries to work together to use AI in ways that reflect our values,” said the top American scientific official.

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Since its release in November 2022, when it was called Chat GPT, the Chat Generative Pre-trained Transformer from OpenAI has been the talk of the town. It’s basically a test version of an AI-powered chatbot that can read and respond to text messages. The real kicker, though, is that it’s made to talk naturally, which has long been seen as Google’s strong suit. So far, the results have been amazing, even surreal, which has led to a meteoric rise in use around the world and given OpenAI enough confidence to now also look into a paid version.

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The rise and popularity of the chatbot have, of course, set off alarm bells in Mountain View. According to reports, CEO Sundar Pichai has issued a “code red” and asked Larry Page and Sergey Brin to help speed up Google’s AI projects. The New York Times recently said that Google plans to “demonstrate a version of its search engine with chatbot features this year” and is making more than 20 AI products to “counter” Chat GPT. At the upcoming Google I/O 2023 developer conference, more information is likely to be shared.

“Google could be completely changed in a year or two. “AI will kill the Search Engine Result Page, which is where they make most of their money,” wrote Buccheit on Twitter. “Even if they catch up to AI, they can’t fully use it without destroying the most valuable part of their business!”

Google may be only a year or two away from total disruption. AI will eliminate the Search Engine Result Page, which is where they make most of their money.

Even if they catch up on AI, they can't fully deploy it without destroying the most valuable part of their business! https://t.co/jtq25LXdkj

— Paul Buchheit (@paultoo) December 1, 2022

ChatGPT is based on GPT-3.5, a large language model that uses both supervised and unsupervised deep learning techniques to give you detailed and well-written answers to questions from a wide range of domains. At its core, ChatGPT is made for conversations and interactions that are like those between people. However, it can do a lot more, from writing and fixing complicated computer programmes to writing poetry. Its predecessor could only use text prompts and send back its own text, but ChatGPT or GPT 3.5 is more interesting.

But it has some problems as well. OpenAI has said in public that ChatGPT can sometimes write answers that sound right but are wrong or don’t make sense. It doesn’t seem to know much about what has happened since 2021, and it is prone to making mistakes and having biases.

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