“Because there are many risks, we shouldn't expect a silver bullet... We shouldn't expect any single law is... going to handle all of this. We need to look at each of the risks. Generative AI is almost like a Hydra. New risks show up every day. ...[E]xisting laws were written long before {{w|large language model}}s.., [e.g.,] our defamation laws... care about intent. These systems can defame people without... intent... That doesn't mean that we should exonerate them.”

American psychologist, cognitive scientist, and author

Gary Fred Marcus is an American psychologist, cognitive scientist, and author. He is known for research at the intersection of cognitive psychology, neuroscience, and artificial intelligence. His work focuses on how the mind works and on the limits and possibilities of AI. He writes and speaks about the relationship between human cognition and machine intelligence, bringing together ideas from psychology and neuroscience.