Elon Musk says AI is 'dangerous technology' and needs regulating to ensure it's 'operating within the public interest'
But he reiterated his concerns about the technology."I'm a little worried about AI stuff. I think it's something we should be concerned about," Musk said.
"We should need some kind of regulatory authority or something, overseeing AI development and making sure it's operating within the public interest."said that AI toolsMusk described AI as"quite a dangerous technology" in his response to the investor, adding he feared he"may have done things to accelerate it."
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