The hacking of several online platforms by an artificial intelligence (AI) from the company OpenAI, initiated by ChatGPT, has reignited the debate on regulating AI use. While the Californian company described the incident as "unprecedented," Sébastien Gambs, a computer science professor at the University of Montreal and a member of the Obvia observatory on the societal impacts of digital technology and AI, believes that it is now necessary to re…
The hacking of several online platforms by an artificial intelligence (AI) from the company OpenAI, initiated by ChatGPT, has reignited the debate on regulating AI use. While the Californian company described the incident as "unprecedented," Sébastien Gambs, a computer science professor at the University of Montreal and a member of the Obvia observatory on the societal impacts of digital technology and AI, believes that it is now necessary to re…