Meeting on the threat of AI held in White House, US President said this to the CEOs of tech companies

A meeting was held in the White House to discuss the threat of AI, but what happened before and during the meeting, let us inform you about this.

Many big personalities have met in the White House of the US to discuss the dangers of AI. Let us tell you that US Vice President Kamala Harris has met the CEOs of tech companies to discuss the threat related to Artificial Intelligence. The White House has announced initiatives to address the challenges facing AI .

During a two-hour meeting at the White House, Kamala Harris spoke to the CEO of OpenAI, the company that created Microsoft, Google and ChatGPT. President Joe Biden was also present during the meeting.

Let us tell you that President Joe Biden has posted a video tweeting from his official Twitter account, in which he is seen saying that there is a lot of potential in what you people are doing, but there is also a lot of danger involved.

President Joe Biden has also made it clear during the meeting that before rolling out their product to the public, tech companies have to ensure that the product is safe for use by the general public or not.

After the arrival of OpenAI's ChatGPT, Google launched its AI tool Bard to compete with it, while Microsoft started using AI for Binge search results as well.

Joe Biden used ChatGPT and during a meeting at the White House, he told the CEOs of tech companies that you need to reduce the threat associated with AI for the general public, society and national security.

Kamala Harris said that technology has undoubtedly worked to improve the lives of all of us, but the dangers related to safety, privacy and civil rights have also increased. Along with this, he also made it clear during the meeting that it is the legal responsibility of the companies to ensure the safety of their AI products.

White House announces $140 million before meeting, but why?

For the information of the people, let us tell you that even before the meeting with the CEOs of the tech companies, the White House had announced that the National Science Foundation would invest $140 million for AI research and development.