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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (1459333)	5/29/2024 4:30:57 PM
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TenQ Why am I not surprised? hbr.org "There is another gulf, however, that ought to be given equal, if not higher, priority when thinking about these new tools and systems: the AI trust gap. This gap is closed when a person is willing to entrust a machine to do a job that otherwise would have been entrusted to qualified humans. It is essential to invest in analyzing this second, under-appreciated gap — and in what can be done about it — if AI is to be adopted widely. The AI trust gap can be understood as the sum of the persistent risks (both real and perceived) associated with AI; depending on the application, some risks are more critical. These cover both predictive machine learning and generative AI. According to the Federal Trade Commission, consumers are voicing concerns about AI, while businesses are worried about several near to long term issues. Consider 12 AI risks that are among the most commonly cited across both groups: Disinformation Safety and security The black box problem Ethical concerns Bias Instability Hallucinations in LLMs Unknown unknowns Job loss and social inequalities Environmental impact Industry concentration State overreach"