Bill Gates Warns ‘Malicious’ AI Use Could Lead to a Billion Deaths
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In a recent interview, Bill Gates has issued a drastic warning against the risks of artificial intelligence. AI considers a billion deaths to be realistic. "There has never been a more powerful weapon," says Gates.
SCIENCE & TECH: AI could kill billions of people in the wrong hands, Bill Gates says
Tech billionaire Bill Gates warned that artificial intelligence had the potential to kill a billion people in the wrong hands — as he joined the call to put safety restrictions on the technology. The Microsoft co-founder called for greater government oversight on AI during a talk with NBC’s “Meet the Press” on Sunday, where he suggested AI could be abused and lead to humanity’s near extinction. Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates speaks during an in…
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The Independent (US)Bill Gates warns ‘malicious’ AI use could lead to a billion deaths
Bill Gates has issued a stark warning about the dangers of artificial intelligence and called for government regulation of the technology. In an exclusive interview aired in full on NBC's Meet the Press on Sunday (27 September), the Microsoft co-founder said AI could drive events on a catastrophic scale. "AI is certainly powerful enough to drive events that cause a billion deaths," he said. He added that the greatest threat came from malicious a…
Bill Gates warns of the deadly risks of artificial intelligence. He fears cyberattacks and bioterrorism by people with evil intentions.
Bill Gates, co-founder of Microsoft, warns that artificial intelligence has become so powerful that in the hands of people with malicious intentions, it could contribute to events that could cost the lives of up to a billion people. Gates made these words in an interview with Kirsten Welker on NBC's Meet the Press yesterday. In it, he called for increased oversight of the most powerful artificial intelligence systems and said it was especially i…
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