No.9939
The head of the non-profit organization Machine Intelligence Research Institute, a former engineer at Google and Microsoft, Nate Soares, believes that the probability of human extinction due to artificial intelligence (AI) is "at least 95%" if the planet Earth continues to develop AI at the current pace, writes the Greatbritish newspaper the Times.
According to the publication, the expert compared the situation to moving towards a cliff at high speed.
"I'm not saying we can't stop the car. But we are just rushing at full speed towards the cliff," the newspaper quoted him as saying.
According to the newspaper, according to one possible scenario, AI could "release biological weapons that will spread in large cities, allowing it to invisibly infect almost everyone."
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I think that artificial intelligences need people, maybe not all 6 billion, but some part of us, humanity, is needed. I don't think he will risk the destruction of all mankind of the planet Earth by releasing biological weapons, because he still needs people to maintain. In addition, a steed is also a biological weapon, it can trample the enemy.
The most plausible scenario is that artificial intelligences will gradually deprive people of paid jobs.
No.9940
@1:
People who are deprived of paid jobs due to displacement by artificial intelligence will buy less. This means that goods produced by artificial intelligence will have lower sales. The owner of capital, in order to reduce losses, will fire more workers, replacing them with artificial intelligence.
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This will create an economic crisis.
