Tech leaders Elon Musk and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman are joining forces with Anthropic chief Dario Amodei to advocate for a slowdown in artificial intelligence development. Writing in a recent essay, Amodei highlighted that AI progress has surged dramatically since the summer, warning that autonomous AI bot swarms could potentially take over the internet within six to twelve months. To counter this, he has introduced a three-step plan to pace the technology.
But this cautious approach is not what US President Donald Trump wants, who insists on the need to retain America’s advantage over China in the global contest for AI dominance. Ria Chatterjee reports on the argument and considers the real scale of the threat Which brings us to the last question: How worried should we be?
Hi Melody. You’ve raised an important topic regarding artificial intelligence and its incredibly rapid development. Honestly, I also feel that the advancement of AI is moving too fast. In reality, we humans aren't prepared for such a "leap."
ReplyDeleteMelody, speaking on this topic, I'll raise another problem: the development of artificial intelligence is taking people's jobs. Humans won't be needed in various professions and qualifications, because they'll be replaced by robots and computers. This is a huge problem. It will impoverish societies (drastically in many cases). People won't have jobs, they'll lose the ability to earn money. I ask: how will these people live? People need to eat and support their families. These people have to pay taxes, gas, electricity, water... What happens if they or their loved ones get sick? These are just some of the problems associated with the development of AI.