The Vice-Rector of Research and Transfer of the International University of La Rioja (UNIR), Pablo Moreno, has asked not to interpret from a "totally catastrophic" perspective the warnings about the risk that artificial intelligence (AI) can end humans in the next decade, although he has recognized that there are real risks and has placed the "alignment" of future systems as one of the main challenges.
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The Vice-Rector of Research and Transfer of the International University of La Rioja (UNIR), Pablo Moreno, has asked not to interpret from a "totally catastrophic" perspective the warnings about the risk that artificial intelligence (AI) can end humans in the next decade, although he has recognized that there are real risks and has placed the "alignment" of future systems as one of the main challenges.