IAS Subodh Agarwal emphasizes the need for global cooperation to manage the rapid growth of Artificial Intelligence (AI). He believes that no single government can tackle the challenges of AI on its own. “Governments, societies, and the corporations investing in AI must come together to create rules and regulations to keep AI in check,” he says.
For most of human history, the main struggle was between man and nature. Over time, it shifted to being between humans themselves. Now, we are entering a new era: the relationship between humans and AI. “AI has transformed industries, economies, and our daily lives,” says Subodh Agarwal. “But as we embrace these changes, it’s essential to address the potential challenges and ethical concerns that come with them.”
With AI’s rise, especially seen in technologies like ChatGPT, machines are now learning and using human language in ways never seen before. AI is helping with everyday tasks, like providing services, managing household devices, and handling payments. But AI's impact goes far beyond just making things easier—it brings significant implications that we need to consider carefully.
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