Google Maps is integrating AI-driven features for immersive navigation, streamlined driving directions, and enhanced search results, resembling a more Search Generated Experience (SGE) approach.
Chris Phillips, VP and GM of Geo at Google, emphasized the pivotal role of AI in improving various aspects of Maps, including navigation, discovery, and decision-making for users.
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak highlighted the dual potential of AI, acknowledging its benefits while also cautioning against associated risks like cyberattacks, fraud, and the creation of sexualized images of children.
Sunak underscored the concern of AI being exploited by terrorist organizations, potentially leading to scenarios where society loses control over AI.
While expressing optimism about AI's positive impacts, Sunak emphasized the importance of addressing the potential risks and challenges associated with the technology.
Former UK Prime Minister Liz Truss raised concerns about the invitation extended to China for the UK AI Summit, citing the need to work with allies rather than those seeking to undermine freedom and democracy.
Qualcomm's Alex Katouzian, SVP and GM, discussed the transformative potential of AI in revolutionizing the stagnant smartphone upgrade cycle by introducing exciting innovations, such as foldable phones and other AI-driven features.
Google's expansion of its vulnerability rewards program (VRP) to include AI-specific threats highlights the company's commitment to incentivizing research around AI safety and security.
The inclusion of AI threats in the bug bounty program is intended to bring potential issues to light and ensure the overall safety of AI technologies for all users.