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POURQUOI LES PLUS GRANDS SCIENTIFIQUES DU MONDE ONT PEUR DE L'IA SUPERINTELLIGENTE

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Superintelligent AI and its threat to humanity

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE Intro: Humanity faces an uncertain fate as experts brace for superintelligent AI. The tech industry claims looming “singularity” will change everything Every time one of the world’s top artificial intelligence companies unveils a new system, employees at the US research organisation METR put it through its paces. Its ability is tested to complete a series of increasingly…

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The Existential Risk of Superintelligent AI: Can Humanity Maintain Control?

In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has been advancing at an extraordinary pace, with innovations that are reshaping everything from healthcare and finance to entertainment and education. However, alongside these advancements comes a growing concern: what happens when AI surpasses human intelligence, and can we control it before it’s too late? Max Tegmark, a leading AI safety…

The Existential Risk of Superintelligent AI: Can Humanity Maintain Control?

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Can We Trust A Superintelligent AI For The Future?

Can We Trust A Superintelligent AI For The Future?

With the thrills and excitement that comes with the Artificial Intelligence technology, there is a growing fear that its sporadic growth will make it difficult for humans to control in the soon future. Like losing control over AI machines? That would be disastrous. Studies has shown in theory how superintelligent AI will be unable to be curbed by humans, as we may become inferior to machine…

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The term “singularity” became associated with a naïve belief that technology, and specifically a superintelligent AI, would magically solve all our problems, and that everyone would live happily ever after. Because of these quasi-religious overtones, the singularity has frequently been satirised as “rapture for nerds”, by analogy with the fundamentalist Christian idea that believers will be taken up into Heaven prior to the second coming of Christ.

Calum Chace, Surviving AI: The promise and peril of artificial intelligence

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rich white people: I’m terrified that there will be superintelligent entities that will not have humanity’s interest in their mind and will do horrible things, such as exterminate humanity.

me: it really does sound like you’re worried that your position at the pinnacle of power, in which you have control and can extinguish the lives of millions, would be usurped by something that isn’t you. Maybe you should, I don’t know, make it impossible to exterminate people on a whim instead?

rich white people:

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There are industry observers talking about the need for AIs to have a sense of ethics, and some have proposed that we ensure that any superintelligent AIs we create be “friendly,” meaning that their goals are aligned with human goals. I find these suggestions ironic given that we as a society have failed to teach corporations a sense of ethics, that we did nothing to ensure that Facebook’s and Amazon’s goals were aligned with the public good. But I shouldn’t be surprised; the question of how to create friendly AI is simply more fun to think about than the problem of industry regulation, just as imagining what you’d do during the zombie apocalypse is more fun than thinking about how to mitigate global warming.

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AI, Cosmic Apocalypse, and Life 3.0

AI, Cosmic Apocalypse, and Life 3.0

Interview: Max Tegmark on Superintelligent AI, Cosmic Apocalypse, and Life 3.0 Image: Penguin Random House Ask Max Tegmark why people should read his new book and get involved in the discussion about artificial intelligence, and you get a weighty answer. Forget about book sales, this is about cosmic destiny: The fate of the universe may well be determined by the decisions made “here on our little…

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