Superintelligence and the Triple Risk of an AI Race
On many estimates, artificial general intelligence (AGI) is likely to emerge within the next few decades or even sooner.
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Key points
- This prospect risks setting off intense competition between the United States and China.
- Indeed, a narrative has already developed that the superpowers are locked in an AI race, with the Trump administration proclaiming its determination to 'dismantle unnecessary regulatory barriers' to winning it.
- The third is new: losing control of human beings' future to agents far more intelligent than we are, which could endanger our very survival.
- The United States should prioritise both unilateral and co-operative efforts to improve AI safety and avoid provoking a race that all humanity could lose.
Sources (1)
- [1]Superintelligence and the Triple Risk of an AI RacearXiv (AI, ML, NLP, CV, robotics, multi-agent) · Oct 12, 04:47 PM
On many estimates, artificial general intelligence (AGI) is likely to emerge within the next few decades or even sooner.
This prospect risks setting off intense competition between the United States and China.
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