Fei-Fei Li said the tech industry needs to do a better job explaining the value of artificial intelligence to the public, according to a Bloomberg interview reported on Aug. 19. She said people working in technology should strengthen communication with the public and show the positive impact AI can bring. Li also warned that rising anti-AI sentiment in the United States could create risks for AI development worldwide. In her remarks, she said that if the industry fails to show a positive attitude and a constructive direction for AI, the consequences will not be limited to the U.S. Because the country holds significant influence in global technology, she said an inability by the U.S. to present a positive AI stance and development path would eventually affect the rest of the world.
Fei-Fei Li said the tech industry needs to do more to explain the value of artificial intelligence to the public, according to Bloomberg on Aug. 19, and warned that rising anti-AI sentiment in the United States could pose risks to AI development globally.
In an interview with Bloomberg, Li said people in the technology sector need stronger communication with the public and should show the positive impact AI can deliver. She said, 「If we have not shown a positive attitude and a positive direction of development, everyone will be affected.」
Li added that the United States has major influence in global technology. If the U.S. cannot present a 「positive AI attitude and development path,」 she said, the impact would ultimately reach the rest of the world.
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