AI could lead humanity to extinction

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Since artificial intelligence (AI) came to the forefront of current events with the resounding entrance on the scene of the already ubiquitous ChatGPT , there has been talk (ad nauseam) about both the possibilities and the dangers lurking in the bowels of the most popular technology of the moment.

And, as a plethora of science fiction films list of vietnam cell phone numbers have already foreshadowed over the past few decades, AI could indeed end up rebelling against its creators and condemning them to extinction.

A group of CEOs, researchers and engineers with a focus on AI has issued a succinct but forceful 22-word statement claiming that machines could potentially be lethal to humanity: “Mitigating the risk of eventual AI-driven extinction should be a global priority on par with other dangers such as pandemics and nuclear wars . ”

This statement, which was issued by the non-governmental organization Center for AI Safety, is signed by leading figures in the field of AI such as Demis Hassabis, CEO of Google DeepMind, Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI and Geoffrey Hinton and Youshua Bengio (two of the three researchers awarded the prestigious Turing Award in 2018 for their work in the field of AI).