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Yoshua Bengio: Demands From the UN Strict Licensing of AI on the Standards of Nuclear Weapons

Yoshua Bengio calls on the UN to regulate Artificial Intelligence to the strict standards of nuclear weapons, warning of dangers from uncontrolled autonomous agents.

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Yoshua Bengio: Demands From the UN Strict Licensing of AI on the Standards of Nuclear Weapons

Yoshua Bengio calls on the UN to regulate Artificial Intelligence to the strict standards of nuclear weapons, warning of dangers from uncontrolled autonomous agents.

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