Cook said he is also using ChatGPT and Apple is closely monitoring its development

On June 7th, Apple CEO Tim Cook admitted in a recent interview that he was also using the artificial intelligence chat robot ChatGPT and was excited about the tool's "unique applications".Cook stated in a recent interview that although Apple has now integrated artificial intelligence into its products, the general public may not necessarily consider these features artificial intelligence

On June 7th, Apple CEO Tim Cook admitted in a recent interview that he was also using the artificial intelligence chat robot ChatGPT and was excited about the tool's "unique applications".

Cook stated in a recent interview that although Apple has now integrated artificial intelligence into its products, the general public may not necessarily consider these features artificial intelligence. He added that Apple is closely monitoring the development of ChatGPT.

Cook also stated that as an artificial intelligence tool that supports chat robots such as ChatGPT and Google Bard, the big language model shows "broad prospects", but it may also encounter "biases, incorrect information, and other issues, which may be even worse in some cases".

Cook also discussed his views on the regulation of artificial intelligence and the establishment of safety barriers, stating that they are necessary, that artificial intelligence is powerful, and that this technology is developing rapidly.

Cook said, "If you look forward, you will find that artificial intelligence is so powerful that companies have to take ethical decisions on their own. Regulation will find it difficult to keep up with the progress of this technology because it has developed too quickly. So, I believe companies also have a responsibility to regulate themselves

Prior to Cook's comments on the rapid development and powerful influence of artificial intelligence, technology leaders such as OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis, and Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei signed a statement last week on the risks of artificial intelligence.

However, AI researchers and critics are increasingly stating that general statements about the growing power and threats of AI distract people's attention from the potential harm algorithms may cause to marginalized communities.

On the day before Cook's comments, Apple executives delivered a keynote speech at the annual developer conference (WWDC23), where the company discussed new applications of machine learning on iPhones, iPads, and Macs, such as artificial intelligence models that can send intelligent alerts to users for potential log entries; Artificial intelligence tools for automatic error correction and transcription of information; And a more comprehensive facial recognition function for identifying friends, family, and pets in photos. (Small)