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HOW TO THINK BATIONALLY ABOUT AI
BBC Science Focus
|July 2023
The entire planet is hooked on the conversation about Al and its sinister future. But, if you ask those in the know (and we have) our future with machines looks entirely different to what the world's CEOs would have us believe. Here's how to stop worrying and, maybe, learn to love AI...
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IS AI OUT OF CONTROL?
AI can do impressive things, but even the experts say it poses a very real threat to us. So should we put a hold on its development or is it already too late?
Many of the world’s leading voices in artificial intelligence have begun to express fears about the technology. They include two of the so-called ‘Godfathers of AI’ – Dr Geoffrey Hinton and Prof Yoshua Bengio, who both played a significant role in its development.
Hinton shocked the AI world in May by quitting his role as one of Google’s vice-presidents and engineering fellows, citing his concerns about the risks the tech could pose to humanity through the spread of misinformation. He even said he harbours some degree of regret regarding his contributions to the field.
Similarly, Nobel Prize-winning computer scientist Bengio recently told the BBC that he has been surprised by the speed that AI has evolved and felt ‘lost’ when looking back at his life’s work.
Both have called for international regulations to enable us to keep tabs on the development of AI. Unfortunately, due to the fast pace at which the tech develops and the opaque ‘black box’ nature around how much of it operates, it’s much more difficult than it sounds.
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