US President Joe Biden plans to discuss the risks and opportunities artificial intelligence presents to society and national security during a meeting of the President's Council on Science and Technology (PCAST).

 This is reported by the Voice of America.

 A White House representative noted that "the president will discuss the importance of protecting rights and security to ensure responsible innovation and adequate safeguards."

 The president also plans to call on Congress to pass bipartisan privacy legislation to protect children and limit the collection of personal data that tech companies collect about us.

 This meeting at the White House shows that the Biden administration is paying attention to the urgent problem of AI. Issues related to artificial intelligence are in the spotlight because the technology has become available to ordinary Americans thanks to the ChatGPT-4 chatbot.

 As a reminder, Italy became the first country to ban access to ChatGPT chatbot. The reason is privacy concerns.

 Germany may follow in Italy's footsteps and also block access to ChatGPT.