The first Spanish astronaut calls for more regulation before systems capable of circumventing controls and acting in ways not foreseen by their developers.
The first Spanish astronaut calls for more regulation before systems capable of circumventing controls and acting in ways not foreseen by their developers.
Could artificial intelligence have a higher level of autonomy and control than that of the human being? The question, which for years seemed more typical of science fiction, is increasingly part of the conversation about the future of this technology. And Pedro Duque, president of Hispasat and first Spanish astronaut, has put on the table one of the best known referents of the genre: Terminator.