AI Learns from Crypto's Past Mistakes

GlobalThu Oct 31 2024
Artificial intelligence, or AI, is changing the world fast. Yet, despite its potential, it's also getting a bad reputation. People worry about AI causing harm, like spreading fake news or pushing people to do bad things. This reminds us of the early days of cryptocurrency, when people had big fears too. To build trust, AI companies need to learn from crypto's past mistakes. Cryptocurrency had lots of ups and downs, from big promises to big letdowns. AI is facing its own challenges, like worries about fake content and unethical use. Governments are now paying close attention to AI, just like they did with crypto. They want to make sure AI is safe and fair. AI companies must be honest about how their systems work and show they care about people's well-being. They should also work with governments and the public to make good rules for AI. This can help people trust AI more. An interesting thing is that AI and crypto are starting to connect. Blockchain, which is the backbone of crypto, can help protect data and stop fake content. It can also make AI better by spreading out computer power among many people. In the end, AI has a big opportunity to learn from crypto's past and do better. By being honest, responsible, and working together, AI can win people's trust and make the world a better place.
https://localnews.ai/article/ai-learns-from-cryptos-past-mistakes-336a6763

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    How can AI startups effectively collaborate with regulators to craft balanced policies that protect users while allowing innovation to flourish?
    Would it help AI's image if we started naming AI systems after famous crypto coins? 'Bitcoin Bot,' anyone?
    If AI and crypto have similar reputational issues, can we just merge their PR teams and call it a day?

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