Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt has given voice to how AI could be “misused by evil people.'
Zero-day exploits, in case you are unaware, is a term used to refer to security vulnerabilities found by hackers in software and systems. Schmidt, CEO of Google from 2001 to 2011, did not have a clear view of how AI should be regulated but said it is a “broader question for society.”
Schmidt was part of the National Security Commission on AI in the U.S. which in 2019 began a review of the technology, including a potential regulatory framework. The commission published its review in 2021, warning that the U.S. was underprepared for the age of AI.
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