AI and Economic Innovation In 2024

Forbes Senior WriterJabari Young sat down with Information Technology Industry Council President and CEO, Jason Oxman, to talk about how the government should regulate artificial intelligence, the need to educate people on AI and the skills the future workforce will need in light of these advances.

0:00 Introduction
1:34 Bringing Together Innovators Of Technology And Government Institutions Is Beneficial
3:13 How Is It Coordinating An Event Such As This
5:32 Osman On Opening New Tech Jobs And Skills In The Future
7:05 What Does Oxman Expect This Election Year- Tech Wise
9:33 Jason Oxman On What Being A Tech CEO Means Today
10:49 Oxman On Affordable Internet Access For Underserved Communities
14:17 Oxman On Data Centers, Virginia, And How To Capitalize On Digital Literacy
16:33 Jason Oxman, On OpenAI And Sam Altman
17:20 What Is Jason Looking Forward To In AI
19:59 Jason Oxman On China's Tech Market
22:25 The Difference Between A Good Tech Company And A Great One

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[ACoutureCollective]

I'm impressed that Canada is leading the way with their Artificial Intelligence and Data Act (AIDA), a framework for responsible AI development. While frameworks like Google's offer valuable perspectives too, I think it's important to remember that a one-size-fits-all approach won't work for regulating AI. Different contexts require tailored solutions, just like how regulations for self-driving cars in busy cities differ from those needed for agricultural robots. We also need to keep in mind
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) should be a given for responsible AI development. Embedding these principles throughout the development process can help mitigate potential biases and ensure AI systems benefit everyone. Companies building AI products, especially those involving Large Language Models and NLP, should integrate diverse perspectives into design, testing, and deployment. By involving people from different backgrounds and demographics, we can identify and address potential biases before they impact real-world applications.

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AI is a technology that is still in its early phase, and there is a lot more to learn about it.

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AI may give advantage to many industrial players to increase productivity and revenue. However, science and technology are not always in perfect, hackers may take opportunity to disrupt the AI system and at the end people may feel disappointed with this new technology.