Daskalakis Warns About Artificial Intelligence and Its Dangers
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Speaking to the Athens and Macedonian News Agency, the professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at MIT and former chairman of the Advisory Committee
Developments have brought the issue of AI safety to the forefront - Konstantinos Daskalakis explains.
Konstantinos Daskalakis warns, speaking to APE-MPE, that even if the development of the most powerful models is slowed down, as OpenAI and Anthropic suggest, powerful open models are available that can already do great damage. The resignations of researchers, the public warnings of top technology executives and the unusual convergence of some of Silicon Valley's biggest competitors have brought back a fundamental question in a few days: Is Artif…
The latest developments in the field of Artificial Intelligence, from the departures of researchers to the public warnings of top executives of technology companies, bring back with intensity a question that until recently seemed more theoretical: Is the development of AI progressing faster than the ability of its creators and governments to manage its risks?
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