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Ethics vs algorithms – the legal balancing act of AI development

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    • Given the tendency for generative AI such as ChatGPT to make mistakes and unwittingly convey misinformation, legislation must address how to handle such falsehoods.
    • Given the tendency for generative AI such as ChatGPT to make mistakes and unwittingly convey misinformation, legislation must address how to handle such falsehoods. PHOTO: REUTERS

    Robson Lee

    Published Sat, Aug 12, 2023 · 05:00 AM

    AS THE capabilities of artificial intelligence (AI) increase at an alarming rate, Singapore has taken steps to build and govern the ecosystem by introducing a robust Model AI Governance Framework, clear guidelines in the IMDA and Aicadium Generative AI: Implications for Trust and Governance discussion paper, and reliable AI testing infrastructures such as AI Verify.

    Despite these positive strides, more remains to be seen to set the stage for a cohesive and concerted approach to regulating AI worldwide.

    From a legal standpoint, several issues persist.

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