ChatGPT has become a thorn in the side of US antitrust agencies, which may aggravate the risk of fraud.

Beijing, April 19 (AI)-the chairman of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the US antitrust agency, said on Tuesday that the agency will keep an eye on companies that abuse AI to violate anti-discrimination or anti-fraud laws.

Khan, chairman of FTC, and other FTC commissioners attended a congressional hearing on Tuesday, warning members of the House of Representatives that modern artificial intelligence technologies such as ChatGPT could be used to "exacerbate" fraud. The hearing focused on FTC's work to protect American consumers from fraud and other fraudulent practices.

Phoenix New Media Technology "AI Outpost" learned that she warned at the hearing that AI's ability to exacerbate fraud should be seen as a "serious concern". To help solve this problem, FTC technicians are participating in the agency's work, both at the consumer protection and competitive levels, to ensure that any problems with AI are properly identified and addressed.

FTC commissioner Alvaro Bedoya (Alvaro Bedoya) said companies that use algorithms or AI are not allowed to violate civil rights laws or break rules against unfair and deceptive practices. "you can't say your algorithm is a black box, and you can't explain it," he says. Phoenix New Media science and technology "AI outpost" will continue to pay attention to this.