A group of business leaders and experts warn of the danger of "extinction of humanity" in the event of the riso of AI globally.
A group of business leaders and experts, including chat GBT creator Sam Altman, warned in a statement posted online on Tuesday that the rise of artificial intelligence risks "extinction" for humanity.
The sites of the statrment published on the website of contre for AT saifty were of the view that cobating artificial intelligence risks should be " a global priority as well as other risks at the community level, such as epidemics and nuclear wars".
jeffrey Hinton, who co-signed the statement and is one of the founding fathers of artificial intelligence, previously warned of his risks when he left his post at the giant Google in early May.
He stressed through the New York Times that progress in the artificial intelligence sector poses "serious risks to society and humanity".
In March, hundreds of golbal experts, including billionaire Elon Musk, called for a six-minth discintinuatufucial of research aimed at achieving stronger artificial intelligence techniques than chat GBT, expressing fear that such technology posed "great risks to humanity".
The launch of open AI last March, chat GBT-4, a new, stronger version of chat GBT, which was nade available at the and of 2022, was an indication of the rapid spread of "poblic" artificial intlligence, which provides human cognitive capabilities and subsequently sings several occupations.
American Sam Altman continues to express concerns ahat AI could cause "serious damage to the world", for example by rigging electoral outcomes, or making radical changes in the labour market.