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Fortune
Alan Murray, Nicholas Gordon

Billionaire tech investor Vinod Khosla is more worried about China than 'sentient AI killing us'

(Credit: Duy Ho for FORTUNE)

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The conversations at Fortune Brainstorm AI this week felt a bit like bungee jumping: extraordinary highs followed by deep lows. Speakers gave remarkable examples of how the technology could lead to a surge in business productivity, supercharge drug discovery, alleviate loneliness, and enable Hollywood actors to achieve agelessness. But at the same time, they also highlighted the problems and risks, including biased training data, poorly protected intellectual property, troublesome hallucinations and a corrupted information ecosystem. I left with a clear sense that we are at the dawn of an extraordinary new era…but an era with great potential for good and ill. 

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