Navigating AI's dystopian realities

Considering the outcomes of the Bletchley summit, it is evident balancing the payoffs and perils of artificial intelligence won't be easy

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Devangshu Datta

4 min read Last Updated : Dec 01 2023 | 10:38 PM IST

ChatGPT was unveiled on November 30, 2022, and caught on like wildfire. It is currently being accessed by over 100 million users a week. Half a dozen other companies have released similar AI chatbots to grab some market share.

Multiple experts and policymakers have debated the dangers of artificial intelligence, or AI. There was a proposal to slow things down, with a six-month development moratorium. That was ignored. In November 2023, the Bletchley Declaration was released as a joint statement from the AI Safety Summit.

The Summit was attended by many nations, including India. Russia was about the only absentee

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