Its CEO GoogleSundar Pichai, said concerns about AI “keep it up at night,” adding that the advanced technology could be “very harmful” if misused.

Pichai thinks so Artificial intelligence will require a global regulatory framework similar to that used for nuclear arms control.. The head of Google admits that competition in the technology industry can overshadow security concerns.

In an interview with CBS’ 60 Minutes, Pichai said governments will need to develop a global regulatory framework along with the development of artificial intelligence systems.

About two weeks ago, a question about the potential danger of A.I. returned to the public sphere when more than 1,000 researchers and tech leaders, including Elon Musk and Apple co-founder Steve Woniak, called for a six-month “pause” in the development of powerful artificial intelligence technologies. this technology may come with “serious risks to society and humanity”.

Alphabet, the parent company of Google, owns UK-based artificial intelligence company DeepMind. Google has already launched an artificial intelligence chatbot, Bard, in an attempt to “answer” the popular ChatGPT and OpenAI’s multi-billion dollar deal with Microsoft.