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OpenAI’s Sam Altman and Google’s Sundar Pichai are now begging governments to regulate the A.I. forces they’ve unleashed

A.I. is “too important not to regulate well,” Pichai wrote, while Altman suggested that a body like the IAEA would soon be needed to oversee A.I.

Fortune

Labour should pledge £11bn to build ‘BritGPT’ AI, thinktank says

Labour for the Long Term says UK risks falling even further into dependence on US tech firms

The Guardian - UK

Leading A.I. expert says Big Tech's breakneck arms race threatens the 'very nature of truth'

One of the world's leading A.I. experts says the race by tech companies for A.I. supremacy is 'unhealthy,' and that breaking the cycle won't be easy.

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The threat of AI: Just how dangerous is artificial intelligence?

Artificial intelligence is a powerful tool, but some experts believe it poses a real threat to humanity

Evening Standard

Evolution is making us treat AI like a human, and we need to kick the habit

The artificial intelligence (AI) pioneer Geoffrey Hinton recently resigned from Google, warning of the dangers of the technology “becoming more intelligent than us”. His fear is that AI will one day succeed in “manipulating people to do what it wants”.

The Conversation

Google's Sundar Pichai thinks A.I. will spur 'big societal labor market disruptions'

The Google CEO thinks A.I. could have a massive impact on the labor market—he also thinks A.I. is the most "profound" thing that humanity is working on.

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OPINION - The impact of the AI revolution on geopolitics is going to be terrifying

Vladimir Putin, of all people, was the first world leader to grasp what a big deal artificial intelligence was for geopolitics. “Whoever becomes the leader,” he warned a group of schoolchildren more than five years ago, “will become the ruler of the world.” What, back then, seemed even to cutting-edge…

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Start using AI, or risk being replaced, warns IBM CCO

IBM’s chief commercial officer has some positive yet precautionary advice for managers that want to keep their job.

Fortune

Bill Gates says a pause on new A.I. research may be useless, even damaging

Experts are in the dark about the future of A.I., but it may already be a runaway train.

Fortune

Leaving the demons of Brexit behind

Brief letters: Labour’s election gains | Keir Starmer | Loathsome letterboxes | AI chatbots | Creating a monster

The Guardian - UK

Expert sounds alarm of nation ‘walking blindly’ into an AI future

Australia needs to start investing in AI, Professor Geoff Webb warns, so we can protect our national interest and maybe generate some money.

The New Daily

TechScape: AI is feared to be apocalyptic or touted as world-changing – maybe it’s neither

Too much discourse focuses on whether AIs are the end of society or the end of human suffering – I’m more interested in the middle ground

The Guardian - UK

Henry Kissinger says he wants to call attention to the dangers of A.I. the same way he did for nuclear weapons but warns it's a 'totally new problem'

“The speed with which artificial intelligence acts will make it problematical in crisis situations."

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The ‘godfather of A.I.’ says his technology is a bigger threat than climate change: ‘It's not at all clear what you should do’

"I wouldn't like to devalue climate change," Geoffrey Hinton told Reuters Friday. "But I think this might end up being more urgent."

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The Guardian - US

Could an ‘emotional support’ chatbot help me de-stress? Only one way to find out

Startups say their AI-powered, therapist-trained bots can help us navigate life’s challenges. I decided to put them to the test

The Guardian - UK

‘A race it might be impossible to stop’: how worried should we be about AI?

Scientists are warning machine learning will soon outsmart humans – maybe it’s time for us to take note

The Guardian - AU

Rise of artificial intelligence is inevitable but should not be feared, ‘father of AI’ says

Jürgen Schmidhuber believes AI will progress to the point where it surpasses human intelligence and will pay no attention to people

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These are the 4 jobs that are set to disappear in a decade, and the ones that will take over

Consider the fax machine: All kinds of new tech roles are on the way in, and admin roles are out. There's still time to pivot.

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A top venture capitalist says China's ability to take risks and make more mistakes with A.I. tech could give it an edge against the U.S.

Vinod Khosla of Khosla Ventures, one of OpenAI's early investors, says that beyond the U.S.-China tech rivalry, it's also about the values each country represents.

PC Gamer

US, UK governments make weak plea to AI companies: 'The private sector has an ethical, moral, and legal responsibility'

Too little too late?

The Independent UK

Could AI pen 'Casablanca'? Screenwriters take aim at ChatGPT

Not six months since the release of ChatGPT, generative artificial intelligence is already prompting widespread unease throughout Hollywood

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‘Godfather of A.I.’ to talk to Elon Musk, Bernie Sanders and the White House

The dangers of A.I. is a growing concern among the world’s most powerful people and policymakers. Worryingly, Geoffrey Hinton is "not optimistic" that there's anything that can be done.

The Guardian - UK

Bernie Sanders, Elon Musk and White House seeking my help, says ‘godfather of AI’

Dr Geoffrey Hinton has been inundated with requests to talk after quitting Google to warn about risk of digital intelligence

The Conversation

AI pioneer Geoffrey Hinton says AI is a new form of intelligence unlike our own. Have we been getting it wrong this whole time?

Debates about AI often characterise it as a technology that has come to compete with human intelligence. Indeed, one of the most widely pronounced fears is that AI may achieve human-like intelligence and render humans obsolete in the process.

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Microsoft’s chief economist is convinced that A.I. will be ‘used by bad actors’—but says that cars can be dangerous, too

A.I. can cause “real damage” in the wrong hands, says Microsoft’s Michael Schwarz, but a lot of other technologies come with similar risks.

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