The world of technology and artificial intelligence is witnessing criticism and fears from some prominent figures in this field, the latest of which is the American billionaire Elon Musk, the owner of Twitter, who warned of the dangers of artificial intelligence to humanity, and indicated that the famous ChatGPT chatbot has a “liberal bias.”
Hence, Musk announced his new innovation “TruthGPT”, which is an alternative to the famous ChatGPT chatbot, which aims to “search for the full truth of artificial intelligence in an attempt to understand the cosmic nature.”
In an interview with Fox News host Tucker Carlson, Musk urged regulation of artificial intelligence, calling it “more dangerous” than cars or missiles, and that it could lead to the destruction of humanity.
Warnings like these make us think seriously about the dangerous consequences of modern technology and related developments in the field of artificial intelligence, and urge us to search for sustainable and safe solutions to deal with these advanced technologies, so that humanity can benefit from them safely and effectively.
Elon Musk’s investment in OpenAl
The world of technology is witnessing an increasing interest in the field of artificial intelligence, and it seems that Elon Musk, the American billionaire and founder of many successful companies in the field of technology, is concerned about the potential risks of that technology.
In this context, Musk expressed his concern about the impact of artificial intelligence on humanity, and mentioned the ChatGPT chatbot as an example of this negative impact.
In order to address this challenge, Musk announced his plans to launch an alternative to ChatGPT dubbed “TruthGPT” that aims to maximize truth-seeking through artificial intelligence.
An early investor in artificial intelligence, Musk co-founded OpenAI in 2015 and sits on the board of directors. He later gave up his position on the board of directors in order to focus on Tesla’s work on autonomous driving systems.
Musk hopes with TruthGPT that it will be a solution to those potential risks of artificial intelligence, which he considers more dangerous than cars or missiles. The development of such a new technology is an important step towards achieving the goals of modern technology in a safer and more effective manner.
“Left Views”
In a tweet to OpenAI CEO Sam Altman after the launch of ChatGPT in November 2020, US billionaire Elon Musk complained that the media did not cover the event widely because ChatGPT is not far from “expressing left-wing opinions.”
Since then, Musk has pointed to several examples that he says show left-wing bias or censorship. However, these claims have not been widely validated, and remain a topic of controversy and debate in the community.
