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    AI's extinction risk 'similar to nuclear war and pandemics'

    Bhagyashree SoniBy Bhagyashree SoniMay 30, 2023Updated:May 30, 2023No Comments
    AI's extinction risk 'similar to nuclear war and pandemics'

    Artificial intelligence poses an identical danger of human extinction as pandemics and nuclear warfare, consultants have warned.

    The boss of the agency behind ChatGPT, the top of Google’s AI lab, and CEO of Anthropic – one other main AI agency, have all signed an open letter.

    It reads: “Mitigating the risk of extinction from AI should be a global priority alongside other societal-scale risks such as pandemics and nuclear war.”

    The Center for AI Safety, which revealed the assertion, mentioned it hoped to open up dialogue as “it can be difficult to voice concerns about some of advanced AI’s most severe risks”.

    British pc scientist Geoffrey Hinton and Yoshua Bengio, thought of by many the “godfathers” of AI, have additionally put their identify to the warning.

    More than 350 individuals working within the area as engineers, researchers or executives have signed up.

    AI’s quickly rising capabilities have prompted comparable concern from different high-profile figures in current months.

    Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has met the heads of main AI corporations, in addition to Google boss Sundar Pichai, about the necessity to regulate the expertise and mitigate dangers.

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    And Elon Musk joined a gaggle of consultants in March to name for a six-month pause within the coaching of huge language AI fashions – the kind utilized by ChatGPT and comparable chatbots.

    That letter warned of “profound risks” and mentioned highly effective methods ought to solely be developed when it could possibly be assured “their effects will be positive and their risks will be manageable”.

    The unfold of disinformation, the lack of tens of millions of jobs, via to existential threats to the human race are sometimes cited as potential risks if AI continues to evolve quickly.

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    Though nonetheless in its infancy, the expertise has already obtained consideration for its skill to supply convincing faux pictures and video, in addition to cloned music tracks.

    The recognition of ChatGPT can also be mentioned to have left lecturers “bewildered” as they battle to evaluate the advantages and dangers to the schooling system.

    Last week, ChatGPT’s functionality grew once more when it gained entry to real-time search information, that means it can provide solutions primarily based on up-to-date information and present affairs.

    Source: information.sky.com”

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    Bhagyashree Soni is a software engineer with soft writing skills. She is a degree holder from the International School of Entrepreneurial Leadership. She has been a state-level badminton champion and chess player. A woman with a forthright attitude enjoys her writing passion as her chosen career. Writing in the context of feminism, social cause and entrepreneurship is her forte.

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