Thank you very much, Mr. Chair.
I’d like to thank the witnesses for their very insightful remarks.
I only have two and a half minutes to ask questions on a very complex issue, which I feel very strongly about.
We all agree about the risk you have outlined today. Now, the question is how to intervene. To do so, first, it’s important to specify the field or type of artificial intelligence in question. Here, we’re not talking about generative artificial intelligence, and we are not necessarily talking about superintelligence or agentic artificial intelligence. One thing that deeply concerns me is the concentration of cognitive capabilities in artificial intelligence systems because these cognitive capabilities direct learning in general and universal “cognitive capacity”.
I’d really like one of you to answer the following question: How can we talk about actual human oversight or government oversight when artificial intelligence systems learn, evolve and make decisions at a pace that is faster than our collective ability to understand and challenge these decisions?