Artificial Intelligence ( AI ) is as good as the data it is trained on.

We are in an era where generative AI is leading the content creation niche. Writing articles or creating videos which used to be challenging for content creators are now done within seconds with the help of AI tools.

Artists, writers, and musicians can use AI as a tool to explore new ideas and push the boundaries of their respective crafts. However, there is something about generative AI that is less discussed.

Artificial Intelligence ( AI ) is as good as the data it is trained on.

If you are conversant with Telegram AI bots used in Telegram communities, you will understand that the AI is first fed with information about the project and other ethics it needs to abide by. This is what makes it possible for the AI tool to give accurate responses to prompts used on it by any community member or an admin.

This approach is what is being used on most AI tools out there. The quality of information given by an AI tool is a reflection of the quality of the AI model.A practical example is the level of accuracy of information released by the free version of Chatgpt

With the above information in mind, we can now see the relevance of AI models being verifiable to build up the user's confidence. For example, when one is interacting with an AI chatbot of a Health Care firm. By being aware that the AI model is verified / verifiable, the user will have confidence in whatever prescription or result the AI will arrive at.

Privacy of data is one aspect most generative AI Marxists do not pay attention to. They fail to see the danger of data leakage that could come as a consequence of the data they share with an AI during their usage, released to a third party without their approval.

By assigning trusted certifications to AI agents, we can verify AI capabilities, training, and ethical standards. The regulation mandates transparency, accountability, and user consent in data processing. Verifiable credentials can prove that an AI agent is compliant, safeguarding user rights and privacy.

This is a fight for everyone because the consequences of an unregulated AI market can affect everyone. Religious wars can emanate from a fake AI video, investors can be deceived and duped through a deep fake video.

The government should have a standard for AI development and ensure that AI companies abide by it. Projects should assist by building networks and integrating zero-knowledge proof, through which AI models and contents can be verified.

On our part, we have to verify the accuracy of the information we generate from an AI before hitting the share button. This is a joint and necessary fight that will maintain the integrity of information on the internet.

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