Deepfakes gave AI a bad rap but the tech has real uses—it just needs guardrails, experts say

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AI leaders have a "duty” to make sure the technology is used in a responsible way, said Daniel Hulme, CEO of Satalia.

These videos showed the power, mystique, and dark side of using artificial intelligence.

Although AI could get to a point where agents could train new agents, this could create bias—and ultimately lead to the technology failing, experts said.

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Author / Journalist: Sydney Lake

Category: EconomyBusiness

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Published On: 2025-05-07 @ 15:11:25 (1 days ago)

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