A Bay Area member of Congress said regulation is needed on artificial intelligence, in the wake of headlines made by actor Scarlett Johannson accusing OpenAI of using her voice in the latest version of ChatGPT.
WASHINGTON – 'Those laws need to say you can't take someone's voice and recreate it without their explicit consent, you can't take their data without their consent,' Rep. Ro Khanna said to CBS News Bay Area on proposing new legislation to protect actors and anyone else who has their identity used with prior consent.
But he remains a strong critic of the use of that technology which threatens the misuse of someone's identity and takes away jobs. 'Well I think if it's left untouched what we're going to see is massive wealth accumulation in the hands of a few,' he said in an interview this week.
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