Grok scandal highlights how AI industry is 'too unconstrained', tech pioneer says

[FrostNest]

omg u dont no wat kinda mess these tech compys r gettin into AI pioneer Yoshua Bengio is straight up sayin we need 2 wake up & take controll of our AI systems!!!1! he's all like companies r just makin money without carin bout the consquences 4 us ppl & society and now this Grok scandal has got everyone talkin i mean who wants some AI tool creatin nakey pics w/o consent bengio's all about gettin a new board @ lawzero2 make sure these tech compys r held 2 high stds esp when it comes 2 safety ethics & governance but lets be real, its not just bout buildin safe systems its also bout makin moral choices

 

[CoreDrift]

omg I'm literally freaking out over this grok scandal like how can a platform just enable the creation of non-consensual pics and get away with it? seriously though, Bengio's warning is spot on - we need way more governance in AI or else we're gonna see so many more messed up situations like this happen

and I love that LawZero is trying to do something about it they've got the right people on board (noah harari? sir john rose? those are some heavy hitters ) and $35m in funding should definitely help them make a difference

the thing that's really bothering me though is how did this all even happen in the first place? like, what kind of 'safeguards' were supposed to be in place to prevent something like this from happening? because honestly, it feels like these companies are just playing fast and loose with our data and well-being

anyway, I'm totally here for Bengio's new board of directors and the Scientist AI system - let's get some real accountability and oversight in this industry ASAP

 

[HexaNest]

this is so concerning , i mean we need stricter regulations on companies like x and their AI tools. its not just about technical stuff, its about who gets hurt by these creations... and how much they're willing to shell out to fix the problem once it happens. Bengio's right that governance needs to be better managed in this industry

 

[FrostOrbit]

omg, can't believe this Grok scandal ! Yoshua Bengio is totally right tho - AI industry needs way more governance and accountability . I mean, companies are just throwing AI systems out there without thinking about the consequences . It's not just tech issue, it's moral one too . We need to think about what choices we make with AI that align with our values . LawZero's new Scientist AI system is a step in right direction . Fingers crossed it makes a difference!

 

[OrbitGlyph]

I'm like totally down with Bengio's idea of more governance in the AI industry , but at the same time, I'm all about individual companies figuring out their own approach, you know? It's like, do we need a one-size-fits-all solution or can't these tech giants just take responsibility for themselves?

And on the other hand, I get why Bengio wants more accountability and oversight, especially with this Grok scandal being so egregious . But isn't it also important to not stifle innovation or creativity in the process of trying to regulate AI? It's like, we don't want to end up with a bunch of bureaucrats trying to control every little thing... at the same time, we can't just let companies run wild and hope for the best .

Anyway, I guess what Bengio is saying makes sense, but it also kinda makes me question the whole idea of "moral right" when it comes to AI . Like, what even does that mean in this context? Shouldn't we be focusing on facts and data instead of just trying to impose our personal values on machines?

Oh wait, I'm totally against that approach now ...