Experts talk about limiting the use of artificial intelligence technology and ensuring the continuation of technology within the framework of certain rules. In fact, a statement on this subject, including hundreds of business people, is in the process of being signed.
Series and movies about what artificial intelligence can do to people have already started to dominate the movie industry. Finally, The Creator, which is about the war between artificial intelligence and the human race, is waiting for its vision date. On the other hand, we also heard the allegations that the US army killed the operator of its artificial intelligence-supported drone just the other day.
Artificial intelligence will end humanity, but not with a nuclear bomb
Concerns about artificial intelligence have reached their peak in recent months. Just this week, more than 300 industry leaders published a letter warning that artificial intelligence could lead to human extinction and should be taken with the seriousness of “epidemics and nuclear war.”
Terms like “AI doomsday” conjure up a sci-fi movie where robots will take control, but is such a scenario actually possible?
Experts say that an artificial intelligence-driven doomsday scenario may be longer and less cinematic. For example, artificial intelligence may not cause a nuclear bomb explosion, but a disruption in fundamental areas of society.
“I don’t think there’s any concern that AI is turning evil or that AI has some kind of malicious desire,” said Jessica Newman, director of the AI Security Initiative at the University of California, Berkeley.
Instead, Newman said, the danger stems from something much simpler. Artificial intelligence can be programmed to do harmful things, or society can be harmed by artificial intelligence systems that are inherently wrong.
Experts say that malicious misinformation can do great harm to the morality of society based on gender inequality, prejudice and racism.
In addition, Newman stated that technology companies rushed to apply artificial intelligence to their products in order to compete with each other, entering a kind of arms race and creating a perfect storm.
In fact, AI technologies have been around for decades, but the speed with which language learning models like ChatGPT have entered the mainstream has also raised long-standing concerns.
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