6 big questions for generative AI.

Generative AI, a new technology, is gaining popularity and raising questions about its future impact. One major concern is bias, as AI models trained on real-world data often encode and reinforce biases related to gender and race. Copyright issues have also arisen, with artists and writers suing tech companies for alleged infringement. The impact on jobs is a topic of discussion, with concerns that white-collar workers may be at risk. However, some argue that AI can enhance job performance. Generative AI has the potential to revolutionize image and video production, but there are concerns about inequality and misinformation. The misuse of generative models for creating fake text and images is a growing concern, as is the environmental impact of development costs. The debate surrounding the risks and benefits of AI will continue, with calls to address issues such as bias, job displacement, and misinformation. [Extracted from the article]

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