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hello my friends we made it to the end
of the week it's Friday and Friday's
Rock and so do all of you remember
what's within influences what happens
without so let's get our minds right and
finish this week strong we start on
Capitol Hill where Congressional leaders
are deeply concerned with the risks of
artificial intelligence or AI now with
some background we've all heard how the
impact of AI can change our daily lives
where it can even impact how we work
within many Industries impacting jobs
across the globe the tech company open
AI has been at the center of all of this
especially after the wild success of
chat GPT the company's chat bot tool
where it can learn to mimic the grammar
and structure of our writing and speech
this tool has now led to other tech
companies building their own programs
and apps to create art pictures images
as well as impersonating other people's
voices major Tech leaders have been
questioned about the risks of AI
including Twitter CEO Elon Musk and
statements like this from a CNBC
interview are raising a few eyebrows
there's a strong probability that it
will make life much better and that will
have an age of abundance
and and there's some chance that it goes
wrong
and uh destroys Humanity hopefully that
chance is small but it's not zero um and
so I think we want to take whatever
actions we can think of to minimize the
probability that AI goes wrong now
earlier this week open AI CEO Sam Altman
testified before the Senate Judiciary
Committee he faced serious questions
about how his program and other major
Tech intelligence apps can pose a threat
to humanity and possibly put us all out
of work Altman however did urge
lawmakers to regulate artificial
intelligence describing the Technology's
current boom as a potential printing
press moment as he described it but it's
a moment that he says requires
safeguards also in his remarks the open
AI CEO says the potential for AI to be
used to manipulate voters and Target
disinformation are among his areas of
greatest concern especially because
there's going to be a presidential
election next year and he says these
models are getting better CNN's Nick
watt has more for us from the hearing
my worst fears are that we cause
significant we the field the technology
the industry caused significant harm to
the world today's Senate hearing is a
crucial step in Humanity's effort to
prevent that harm and to rein in the
handful of players controlling this Tech
so I think there needs to be incredible
scrutiny on us and our competitors his
company created chat GPT you know it can
write a term paper or a song captured
imaginations and headlines could
artificial intelligence soon put us all
out of work AI has potentially
world-changing benefits Equitable
education helping eradicate disease
Transportation AI can be life enhancing
or maybe an existential threat to
humanity these new systems are going to
be destabilizing they can and will
create persuasive lies at a scale
Humanity has never seen before democracy
itself is threatened as are jobs gbt4
will I think entirely automate away some
jobs and it will create new that we
believe will be much better there are
risks like automated weapons we can
imagine could AI create a situation
where a drone can select the target
itself
I think we shouldn't allow that well can
it be done sure and there are risks we
can for now barely even comprehend as
these systems do become more capable and
I'm not sure how far away that is but
maybe not not super far I think it's
important that we also spend time
talking about how we're going to
confront those challenges so what do we
do talk and plain English and tell me
what if any
rules we ought to implement number one a
safety review like we use with the FDA
prior to widespread deployment
suggestions today to licensed developers
and or the most powerful AI systems I
think a model that can persuade
manipulate influence a person's Behavior
or a person's beliefs that would be a
good threshold I think a model that
could help create novel biological
agents would be a great threshold there
was support in this room for a brand new
government agency to oversee AI but for
every success story in government
regulation you can think of five
failures and this technology is moving
very very fast Google Microsoft and
others pouring in billions of dollars
government can be glacial when you look
at the record of Congress and dealing
with innovation technology and Rapid
change were not designed for that I've
come to the conclusion that it's
impossible for Congress to keep up with
the speed of Technology there is of
course an election in the U.S just about
18 months away and an avalanche of
misinformation no doubt on its way so
there's not much time to deal with at
least some of the issues at play here
um another big question should the U.S
just create its own agency and then hope
that the rest of the world will follow
or should people be concentrating on
creating a global initiative a global
body to oversee AI now listen three
minutes on Capitol Hill or three minutes
on television is not nearly enough to
deal with this massive topic that
Committee of the Senate will be meeting
many more times many brains around the
world working on this problem and
experts tell me that we you me all of us
we need to also educate ourselves about
AI so we know what's coming down the
pike and how it might impact us Nick
watt CNN Los Angeles
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today's story getting a 10 out of 10 is
Buffalo Bills player Damar Hamlin adding
another incredible chapter to his
recovery as he was honored with the
George Hollis award by the Pro Football
writers of America on Monday given each
year to the NFL player coach or staff
member that overcame adversity to
succeed Hamlin was cleared to resume
football activities last month after
suffering cardiac arrest on the playing
field in January now Denny Kellington
the Bill's assistant athletic trainer
who helped save Hamlin's life gave a
powerful commencement speech at his alma
mater Oklahoma State over the weekend
telling graduates that preparation is
one of life's keys to success
thankfully we restored demar's heartbeat
we were ready
it's a bit odd to be the person
reporters are talking about when they
say Denny Kellington is a hero
it's very humbling I've said repeatedly
that I am not a hero but I will tell you
what I was that day I was ready
when unexpected doors open or Life
Changes course trust that your
experiences have led you there and you
will be ready
wise words Mr Kellington you don't have
to get ready if you stay ready there's
no such thing as luck when it comes to
True success right most often true
success is discipline and preparation
meeting a moment special shout out is
going to Beverly Middle School in
Beverly Massachusetts rise up thanks to
all of you who've learned laughed and
spread love this week here's a look at
some of the most memorable moments we've
shared remember you are more powerful
than you know I'm Coy wire this is CNN
10. it's been a blessing to spend this
week with you
thank you
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