AI's misinformation potential a cause to consider regulation

AI's misinformation potential a cause to consider regulation
Rush Digital founder Danushka Abeysuriya says eliminating the spread of false information may be impossible, but best efforts can make a big difference. (Image: Getty)
Ben Moore
International quality standards and compliance models may be necessary to mitigate the risks posed by artificial intelligence to democracy.Rush Digital founder and chief technology officer Danushka Abeysuriya said that was a key takeaway from the Shapeshift AI salon held in September, hosted by his digital product development company.The salon was the first in a series led by Illinois Tech’s School of Design and was centred around the question: ‘Will AI turbo-charge or cripple democracy?’Abeysuriya said there was sig...

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