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The US is pouring billions into artificial intelligence to boost its economy and stay ahead of China. Tech leaders see a revolution in medicine, jobs and innova…
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Short answer: Nope!<br>Long answer: Nooooooope!
Obviously losing is a terrible idea 😂<br><br><b>sighs</b> those things that should be self-evident 😣 minute <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_iOrhj7U1c&t=380">6:20</a>
The term "superintelligence" seems somewhat inadequate; "omnipotent" would be a more fitting description.<br> Only the humanity that manages to dominate this superintelligence will have the choice of either controlling it or failing in the attempt.<br> Nations that rely on other countries for their AI will be relegated to the role of mere observers, simply watching the events that unfold in the world.
No one has proven so far guardrails work
DW more biased coverage as you didn't do the same negatives against Biden! But on the Ai subject who can stop them as there's other countries that would let it happen anyway but it the bad US doing it so german state media DW don't like it cause Germany and the EU are so behind cause of bad energy policies of the climate change death cult!
Nope, AI models should have never been made public. Now every terrorist organization and enemy nation can use advanced AI that the US has spent hundreds of billions on creating.
AI itself is not the problem, the massive data center it runs on is.<br>Running a local model on your home computer, even a powerful one, can not do much damage. Giving basically anyone access to massive data center with almost unlimited bandwidth can. Basically, there is a limit on what the software can do, the amount of damage it can cause, comes down to compute, vram and bandwidth.<br>If you want to increase safety by quite a bit, there are some simple measures. No anonymous payment, no access without an ID .. and there you go, you filtered out most malicious users.
Anyone could answer this, it's a NO.
One story on how Europe can catch up on AI... one story on why the world will end because of AI...<br>throw in a lot of global warming, mostly peaceful protests. All stories need a TDS subplot. Europe is hopeless. Goodbye Europe.
What a dumb question
What safeguards should governments require before powerful AI systems are released?
It seems every week there is a segment on dw regarding ai safety or legislation. I haven’t seen a single positive video about ai. And you wonder why Europe is being left behind in the tech sector.
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