Google CEO and parent company Alphabet's Sundar Pichai urged people to approach artificial intelligence responses with caution and to use additional sources of information in an interview with the BBC. He emphasized the importance of being able to effectively apply these technologies in appropriate areas, but also warned against blindly trusting their conclusions. Pichai noted that modern AI systems "can make mistakes." According to the BBC, their investigation showed that many chatbots can distort information when retelling it.
Additionally, Pichai warned that all companies will face consequences if the "bubble" in the artificial intelligence market bursts. He expressed the opinion that no organization, including Google, will be able to avoid the negative effects of such an event. The company head added that the current level of investment in AI seems irrational given its rapid growth.
Comparing the current state of the artificial intelligence market to the development of the internet, Pichai recalled the past when significant funds were also invested in this area, and there was no doubt that the technology would become revolutionary.
In conclusion, Pichai stated that Google plans to start training its AI models in the UK in the future. This decision, according to the country's government, will help strengthen its position as the third superpower in the field of artificial intelligence, trailing only the USA and China.
