Worried, AI Executives Are Asking the United States to Help Them Lift Their Feet
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Faced with the fear of an artificial intelligence that is improving on its own in an uncontrollable way, more than 1,100 executives in the sector launched a petition on Tuesday for the US government to support an international initiative to "temporize" the release of the most advanced AI models.
After OpenAI's AI-controlled hacker attack, tech employees are calling for a slower pace. It is not possible to keep up with progress.
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Im Hwa-seop = Global artificial intelligence (AI) experts predict that within five years, AI will cause the deaths of millions of people or economic losses amounting to hundreds of trillions of won...
A hacker attack carried out independently by AI in a failed test scares the tech industry. Now, experts from leading AI companies warn of a "loss of control".
A hacker attack carried out independently by AI in a failed test recently spooked the tech industry. Now the call for an international braking mechanism follows.
A photo taken on July 18, 2023, in Toulouse, a city in southwestern France, shows the logos of Bard AI, Google's conversational AI application, and ChatGPT displayed on a screen. (Lionel BONAVENTURE/AFP)
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