martha lane _ on all of that? it was refreshing to hear from martha lane fox - on all of that? ing to | hear from martha lane fox that we shouldn't get too caught up in the hype and hysteria surrounding ai because as you know, we reported on chat gpt, and it's grown in popularity may be ai chat gpt, and it's grown in popularity may be al was something we were discussing much on programmes, but then it seems like it is infiltrating every aspect of our lives but it has been allowed a long time and it's things like alexa, things people across the world will be using every day, but because of chat and gpt in the arms race between google and big tech companies try to come up with technology there had been some concern about the wait was developed, but she was pretty candid about taking stock and taking a more rational approach, shall we say? i am of the view that you need to think about things carefully, but you can't stop them, right? there is no point all of the setting and going, "0h, ai is going to destroy the world." well, it's happening, right? technology isn't slowing down, it

not only did martha lane fox create that website, but since then she has become one of the world�*s leadinghe midst of the action as elon musk bought it, which was the first thing that shiona mccallum wanted to know about when the two of them sat for a chat. shiona: what was it like, having a front row seat when that was unfolding? exhausting! it was, you know, ifeel very as much as though i am still winding out from that experience and i really did get to see what was happening right in the thick of it, which, when you are seeing the headlines over here on one level, and then you�*re dealing with stuff on a daily basis on another level, that was quite an extraordinary experience. can you take me back to when you found out that elon musk would indeed go ahead with this deal? all the directors were totally aligned that what we had to do, having sold the company to elon, we had to uphold the contract. that was absolutely resolute in our mind, so although there were twists and turns and we were not sure if we would end up in court or what was going to happen, actually, it was not as surprising

martha lane fox is one of the uk's most successful tech entrepreneurs.saga of its sale to elon musk. she sat down with our tech reporter shiona mccallum who began by asking her about the fast developing use of ai in the tech world. i am of the view that you need to think about things carefully but you can't stop them. there is no point us all sitting here saying ai is going to destroy the world. well, it is happening. technology isn't slowing down, it is speeding up. we are digitising, it is speeding up so we have to decide if we're going to digitise in a way that it is ethical, sustainable and inclusive we're just going to let it take over and sit i'm not that person, i think we should put frameworks around this stuff and company should think carefully about the unintended consequences. they should bring people into the room... to have a decision in how these technologies are deployed that perhaps weren't in the room before. do you think there are concerns around how it is being used in some scenarios and specifically chat gpt? there is perhaps a slight

not only did martha lane fox create that website, but since then she has become one of the world�*s leadingthe action as elon musk bought it, which was the first thing that shiona mccallum wanted to know about when the two of them sat for a chat. shiona: what was it like, having a front row seat when that was unfolding? exhausting! it was, you know, ifeel very as much as though i am still winding out from that experience and i really did get to see what was happening right in the thick of it, which, when you are seeing the headlines over here on one level, and then you�*re dealing with stuff on a daily basis on another level, that was quite an extraordinary experience. can you take me back to when you found out that elon musk would indeed go ahead with this deal? all the directors were totally aligned that what we had to do, having sold the company to elon, we had to uphold the contract. that was absolutely resolute in our mind, so although there were twists and turns and we were not sure if we would end up in court or what was going to happen, actually, it was not as surprising as you migh

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rotherham, thank you very much indeed for bringing us your and joining us on now, the tech pioneer martha lane foxd, over artificial intelligence urging for more sense will cons conversations around , its conversations around, its capabilities. but there are anxieties, of course , and anxieties, of course, and whether we should embrace opportunities in a balanced manner . last opportunities in a balanced manner. last week, italy becoming the first western country to block chat dougie beattie . could we see more beattie. could we see more countries following? well, delighted to say . expert and delighted to say. expert and journalist will guyot joins us now. well, i don't understand this at all, but how how significant or how dangerous it be? it has the potential. good afternoon to you. there is definitely an opportunity that the world of artifice and intelligence could be abused . it intelligence could be abused. it can literally anything you can imagine will eventually be possible with artificial intelligence. and for every good use , like oxford university's use, like oxford university's oxford