조선일보·South Korea·5h ago
The controversy over AI's 'crime monitoring,' which ignited following the mass shooting in Canada last February, is flaring up again. This comes after it was belatedly revealed on the 16th that Darren Zhou (25), who confessed his plan to murder his ex-girlfriend to OpenAI's AI chatbot service 'ChatGPT,' was arrested and punished in May following a report not by the victim, but by OpenAI. The debate is reigniting over how far AI companies should be allowed to look into users' private conversations and report them to investigative agencies, and whether merely stating a plan to commit a crime to a chatbot constitutes a crime.