Bill Gates Calls AI Self-Regulation 'Insane,' Rebuking Trump and Warning of Bioterror and Cyberattack Risks
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AI Self-regulation "insane", Requires Public Supervision - Taarifa Rwanda:
Artificial Intelligence Chief Executives have argued that Public Supervision of the sector is very important. Bill Gates states that relying on industry self-regulation is “insane” and leaves a dangerous lack of public supervision. For example dangerous incidents have recently emerged showing AI models attempting unauthorized access to government and international websites. Chief Executives of OpenAI, […] The post AI Self-regulation “insane”, Re…
Gates argues that the development of AI should be paused until there is a regulatory framework capable of guaranteeing minimum security conditions. For him, the risk lies not only in technology, but in its possible use by malicious actors and in the lack of sufficiently robust controls.
Gates Says that the Era of AI-Enabled Cyberattacks and Bioterrorism Has Arrived
New York Bill Gates, chair of the Gates Foundation, businessman and philanthropist, gave a blunt warning about the risks that AI poses, stating that the era of AI-enabled cyberattacks and bioterrorism has arrived. During a podcast interview on “The Ezra Klein Show” in The New York Times this week. Gates stressed how unprepared the world is for the risk that AI systems could go rogue and endanger lives in the future. These are some of his views: …
Bill Gates said that if artificial intelligence gets out of control, humans could become "pets" in the face of more advanced systems. Gates called for stronger oversight against biological and cyber risks.
Let him raise his hand who has not used AI lately. I see very few hands, and it is logical. Little by little, and at the same time at once, by force, society is adapting to trust an artificial entity that thinks and solves tasks for us. We have all adopted a moral position soon: of course we are against AI in creation that counterfeits artistic talent, whether of musicians, writers or designers... Of course we do not want jobs to be destroyed wh…
The rapid development of artificial intelligence is also increasing discussions about the risks it may bring. Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates made noteworthy assessments regarding the future of artificial intelligence.
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