Since the launch of OpenAI's chatGPT in November last year, the technology and startup world have been in transfixed by the possibilities inherent in what's referred to as "generative AI," which means AI that can actually create content, whether that's very fluent sounding essays, stunning images, computer code, and much more. Many of the sessions at Sight Tech Global discuss the impact of generative AI on accessibility, which is vast, if also problematic in some cases. At the same time, many AI experts warn that generative AI is too powerful, advancing too quickly and argue it should be regulated to prevent a potential catastrophe. Dr. Stuart Russell, Professor of Computer Science at the University of California at Berkeley, is one of the world's leading authorities on AI and author of the bestselling book, "Human Compatible, Artificial Intelligence and the Problem of Control."