Google's CEO Sundar Pichai says AI is 'too important not to regulate well' amid growing safety concerns
Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai says the company remains committed to developing AI responsibly as safety concerns mount over the rapid growth of the tech.article published Tuesday, Pichai — who became the tech giant's CEO in 2015 — said he is optimistic about the future of AI calling it the"most profound technology humanity is working on today," but noted that some companies are locked in a race to become first movers in the space, which means safety is being overlooked.
"While some have tried to reduce this moment to just a competitive AI race, we see it as so much more than that," Pichai wrote in the piece. "At Google, we've been bringing AI into our products and services for over a decade and making them available to our users. We care deeply about this. Yet, what matters, even more, is the race to build AI responsibly and make sure that as a society we get it right."
Pichai pointed out how implementing AI into Google's products like Gmail, Google Maps, and Google Search has benefitted users giving one example of how drivers across Europe are able to find more fuel-efficient routes using its tech. saying the company believes in developing the technology"responsibly" whilst"avoiding harmful application.
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