Almost three-quarters of Japanese adults want more regulation for ChatGPT-like chatbots.
Artificial intelligence chatbots are not new, but the rapid emergence of chatbots as integrations into emerging technology and society has raised public concerns.out of Japan released on April 30 revealed major concerns among the local population over the widespread use of AI chatbots. According to the report from Kyodo News, 69.4% of Japanese want stricter regulation in the development of AI.
The poll was conducted as a part of a broader survey that touched on topics such as the current government approval rate and pandemic-related events. However, the AI component comes shortly after Japanese officials openly expressed their support for OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT.. However, this would only be possible if privacy and cybersecurity issues were adequately addressed.in the crypto and Web3 space.
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