Salesforce survey flags AI trust gap between enterprises and customers
Salesforce's survey of 14,000 business buyers and consumers found adopting AI could mean risking a trust gap with consumers.
Salesforce's survey of 14,000 business buyers and consumers found adopting AI could mean risking a trust gap with consumers.
In a VentureBeat Q&A, Princeton University's Arvind Narayanan and Sayash Kapoor, authors of the upcoming "AI Snake Oil," discuss AI hype.
Canada's intent to establish a code of practice demonstrates its commitment to ensuring generative AI evolves in a way that benefits society.
Exploring the nascent field of machine unlearning, its importance in responsible AI, challenges and potential.
Forward-thinking companies are right to focus on AI now — they just have to be cognizant of the risks along with the potential rewards.
Here are three things a viral AI-generated 'Barbenheimer' trailer says about the state of generative AI right now:
Generative AI is no laughing matter. Every company that touches consumer data needs to develop and enforce an ethical use policy for gen AI.
We must reject AI doomerism and have constructive, open conversations about potential dangers and how to mitigate them to advance responsibly.
Will AI solve complex problems and save us? Or will it obfuscate truth, destroying humanity? Like any paradox, the answer is unclear.
To address the moral conundrums around generative AI we must understand how it can create positive change, and where it may fall short.