SINGAPORE — Generative artificial intelligence (AI) models can produce erroneous responses and false stories of sexual harassment when they make mistakes and 'hallucinate', according to a discussion paper released on Wednesday (June 7) that flagged this as one of several key risks of AI tech such as ChatGPT.
SINGAPORE — Generative artificial intelligence models can produce erroneous responses and false stories of sexual harassment when they make mistakes and"hallucinate", according to a discussion paper released on Wednesday that flagged this as one of several key risks of AI tech such as ChatGPT.
This is in addition to Singapore's previous efforts in AI governance with the Model AI Governance Framework that was released in 2019 and the AI Verify tool launched last year, which allows companies to conduct technical tests on their AI models in line with global ethical standards. Just early this year, ChatGPT was found to have misrepresented key facts by creating convincing but erroneous responses to medical questions, created false stories of sexual harassment with real individuals and generated software code that was susceptible to vulnerabilities.Known for its ability to memorise, generative AI essentially retains data and replicates it when prompted.
Impersonation and reputation attacks have also become easier to achieve with generative AI as it is able to generate images in an individual's likeness. Some image generators have been reported to lighten the image of a black man when it is prompted to create the image of an"American person", and create individuals in ragged clothes when prompted for an image of an"African worker".AI safety is often aligned with human values and goals to prevent it from harming its human creators.
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