OpenAI’s CTO says government regulators should be ‘very involved’ in regulating AI
The chief technology officer recently sounded off about government regulators, the “pause” letter and how close the company is to reaching artificial general intelligence.
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The chief technology officer recently sounded off about government regulators, the “pause” letter and how close the company is to reaching artificial general intelligence.
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