AI: Tech companies must ensure product safety, says Biden
09 April 2023 |
4:34 pm
The US president's remarks come on the sidelines of a science and technology meeting as controversy over ChatGPT grows. Canada is meanwhile probing the AI chatbot over alleged unauthorized use of data.
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