He President Andrés Manuel López Obrador heads his morning conference this Friday from the National Palace.
What does AMLO think about Artificial Intelligence?
The president acknowledged that currently the Artificial intelligence has managed to advance in an impressive way, so The Government has decided to start analyzing this issue since some problems may arise that affect Mexicans.
“Something that I consider of interest, yesterday there was talk about artificial intelligence, about how they can invent an almost perfect image or audio of a person and we were reviewing this matter,” said the president.
He indicated that currently about “70 percent of Mexicans cannot understand that it is something artificial”meaning that it is not totally real.
He recognized that heArtificial Intelligence will continue to advance in an accelerated manner, so it is necessary for the people of Mexico to stay informed and thus avoid any attempt at fraud or deception.
“In the future this will continue to grow and improve, so we have to provide enough information to avoid fraud, so that people are not deceived and so that we are all very informed,” he mentioned.
“Also that we become experts in all this that is emerging with technological innovation and above all that we act in a cautious manner,” he added.
Did a video of AMLO appear to you? It could be a scam on social networks, warns the president
The president announced that A fake video has been spread through social networks that uses his image to invite Mexicans to invest. in shares of PemexHowever, this is a new scam mode.
“They use my image and my voice, they are calling for people to buy Pemex shares, it is a scam,” he explained.
He indicated that this fake video “has been around for some time” on social networks, but it is very easy to detect that It is false since “the movement of the mouth does not coincide with speech”.
“This has been going on for a while (…), those who manage the networks need more control because I don’t think they can’t detect it,” he mentioned.
“Everything for the money (…), the best thing is to warn people so they don’t fall,” he added.
AMLO: The latest from his ‘morning’ conferences this week
- The Mexican president accused the Government of USA of meddling in the internal political affairs of other countries, because they have questioned the position of their Government against the Power of attorney.
- López Obrador celebrated the decision of the electoral Tribunal not to cancel your ‘morning’ conferences as requested by the opposition parties PAN, PRI and PRD.
- President López Obrador announced that next September 30 will be the last ‘morning’ conference that will give National Palace.
- López Obrador met with a NASA commission, in which the United States ambassador to Mexico, Ken Salazar, also participated; officials from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (SRE) and the director of Conahcyt, María Elena Álvarez Buylla.
- AMLO confirmed that there will be a meeting with the parents of the Ayotzinapa normalistas and the meeting will be after the elections.
- The president spoke about what would happen if the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) declared the Pension Fund for Welfare unconstitutional.
- AMLO ‘celebrated’ the approval in the Chamber of Deputies of the creation of the Pension Fund for Wellbeing and insisted that expects it to be ready by next May 1.
- AMLO spoke about the Annual Human Rights Report of the United States Department of State, where he assures that Mexico left the majority of criminal cases without investigating or prosecuting as homicidestorture, kidnappingshuman trafficking and extortion.
- On Amnesty Law that the Senate approved, President López Obrador said that the objective is to guarantee that people with information provide it on cases such as the disappearance of the young people from Ayotzinapa.
- AMLO was questioned about the photos of the t-shirts with an image of Santa Muerte that were spread by Morena’s official ‘X’ account. “I am very respectful of what citizens do, they have the right to do it,” said President López Obrador.
