ChatGPT Creator Open AI CEO Sam Altman is on the Optimistic side of global AI coordination. The public face of the startup and artificial technology which is backed by Microsoft, and he was on a whirlwind tour looking to capitalize on interest in generative artificial intelligence.

Highlights

• Lawmakers are scrambling to accept existing rules for AI
• The EU is stepping ahead with its draft act on AI
• Open AI CEO Sam Altman visited India recently

ChatGPT maker Company Open AI’s CEO Sam Altman recently visited India and other capital cities and this tour left him “quite optimistic” about the intentions for global coordination in the field of artificial intelligence.

“I came to the trip…. Skeptical that it was going to be possible in the short term to get global cooperation to reduce existential risk but I am now wrapping up the trip feeling quite optimistic we can get it done,” said Sam Altman to the students in Tokyo.

The so-called public face of the startup supported by Microsoft has been on a whirlwind tour and seems as if he was capitalizing on the interest in generative AI and exerting influence on the regulation of the circulating technology.

Lawmakers are scrambling to accept the ongoing rules and regulations on AI and create new guidelines to govern the use of generative AI, which has the ability to create text and images and also it possesses the engendering excitement and fear about its ability to reshape a wide range of industry.

If we talk about the world’s aspect for making laws to have jurisdiction in the misuse of such technology, The European Union has pushed its effort forward with its draft AI Act, which is expected to become law this year, and the US is stepping toward to accept current laws for AI instead of creating new legislation.

 “All of the conversations have progressed quite well,” said Sam Altman without giving any proper detail. 

Japan has been an embodiment of good collaboration of humans with machines as Sam said “There is a long history of humans and machines working together here,” which is also working as a source of inspiration for others.