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Need to regulate Artificial Intelligence: Pichai

Need to regulate Artificial Intelligence: Pichai

Davos, Jan 22 (UNI) Alphabet chief executive Sundar Pichai on Wednesday stressed the need to regulate Artificial Intelligence and said that his company is working on how technology can improve people's lives further into the future.
"AI is one of the most profound things we are working on as humanity; it’s more profound than fire or electricity or any of the other bigger things we have worked on. It has tremendous positive sides to it, but it has real negative consequences,” he said.
Speaking on artificial intelligence and the future of technology governance at the World Economic Forum, he said, "I’m clear-eyed about the risks of technology, but the risk of AI is failing to work on it, because it can affect billions of people."

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