Inilunsad ng UN ang internasyonal na pagsisikap upang harapin ang mga hamon sa pamamahala ng AI
Balita ng Ethereum ng Bitcoin United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres revealed the establishment of a 39-member advisory committee aimed at tackling matters related to the global regulation of artificial intelligence (AI) on Oct. 26. According to the announcement, the roster comprises individuals ranging from tech industry leaders, government representatives spanning from Spain to Saudi Arabia, and scholars hailing from nations such as the United States, Russia and Japan. Executives from prominent technology companies include Hiroaki Kitano, chief technology officer of Sony; Mira Murati, CTO of OpenAI; and Natasha Crampton, chief responsible AI officer of Microsoft. Additionally, the representatives come from six continents and possess diverse backgrounds, spanning from Vilas Dhar, an AI expert based in the United States, to Professor Yi Zeng from China and Egyptian lawyer Mohamed Farahat. “The profound positive impact of AI is challenging to fully comprehend,” Guterres said in an official statement. He further emphasized: “And without entering into a host of doomsday scenarios, it is already clear that the malicious use of AI could undermine trust in institutions, weaken social cohesion and threaten democracy itself.” Following OpenAIs introduction of ChatGPT last year, curiosity and attention around this innovative technology have grown on a global scale, prompting AI researchers to express apprehension




