'I Think It's Possible': Google DeepMind Researcher Quits, Warns AI Could ‘Kill Us All’
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Bilal Chughtai and Josh Engels resigned the General Artificial Intelligence security team from the tech giant and joined a wave of resignations from sector employees denouncing an uncontrolled race to create a more powerful AI
'I think it's possible': Google DeepMind researcher quits, warns AI could ‘kill us all’
A Google DeepMind researcher resigned, warning that rapidly advancing AI could become uncontrollable and threaten humanity. He urged AI companies to slow down and cooperate on safety.
He assured that AI companies could build systems that far exceed human capabilities and that they will not necessarily do what we want.
Apocalyptic predictions of the future of AI are no longer stopped. This time, it is a voice that worked on the side of DeepMing (Google) that expresses itself.
New York, 15 sets. (askanews) • Another researcher specializing in artificial intelligence launches an alarm about the possibility that that technology can kill us all • . After that of Jacob Coxon, former employee of both Anthropic and OpenAI convinced that the people who are building it seriously believe that (that technology) could kill us all by the end [...]
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