The European Union and the European Commission, ChatGPT, are working on a law that could be the first set of rules globally to govern artificial intelligence. As part of the draft, companies that use productive AI tools like ChatGPT will have to disclose the copyrighted materials they use to develop their systems. It seems this ChatGPT creator annoys OpenAI CEO Sam Altman.ultimatum from Sam Altman
Sam Altman said in a statement that OpenAI may consider leaving Europe if it “fails to comply” with the European Union’s upcoming AI regulations. Altman said that OpenAI will try to comply once the regulation in Europe is set, before considering withdrawal.“The current draft of the EU Artificial Intelligence Act was going to be over-regulatory, but we’ve heard that it will be withdrawn. They’re still talking about it,” Sam Altman told Reuters. said. EU parliamentarians reached common ground on the draft law earlier this month. It will now be negotiated between representatives of Parliament, the Council and the Commission to determine the final details of the bill.
“There’s a lot they can do, like changing the definition of general-purpose AI systems. There’s a lot that can be done,” Altman said. On the other hand, it should be noted that Altman is not against artificial intelligence regulations. They have stated that regulations are necessary in their previous statements. Finally, the general purpose AI system has multiple applications, such as productive artificial intelligence models such as Midjourney and Microsoft-backed ChatGPT. Let’s say it’s in the position of a category recommended by lawmakers to take AI tools into account.
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