As reported by Ukrinform, Taras Shevchenko, Deputy Minister of Culture and Information Policy of Ukraine, reported this to MKIP at the forum “Artificial Intelligence 2.0: Regulation and Work in Wartime”.

“Right now the world is observing a kind of arms race: on the one hand, artificial intelligence (AI) allows companies to do better content moderation and create more effective algorithms for recognizing disinformation, on the other hand, AI is also better bots and better fakers,” he said. . Shevchenko.

According to him, the development of artificial intelligence is very active today, and more and more companies and platforms are using it to moderate content and solve other problems. However, in parallel with the creation of new algorithms, including artificial intelligence, the number and quality of fakes will increase.

However, according to Shevchenko, sooner or later the creation of a large number of fakes with the help of artificial intelligence can develop critical thinking in the population.

“I actually have an assumption that as opportunities to create fake images, photographs and videos increase, people’s critical thinking and attitudes towards such images may become more developed. First and foremost, many photos and videos are perceived as something honest and real. Video is proof of this and Russia , has been effectively manipulating this for a long time to include a completely different context.At the same time, the brilliant videos and photos that artificial intelligence has already created are teaching people that even high-quality material can be absolutely fake, fake, so you just can’t believe it when you see it somewhere on the internet. ‘ he explained.

As Ukrinform reported, in March the AI-powered ChatGPT chatbot suffered a failure, as a result of which some users were able to see the names of conversations with other users’ bots.