More than 350 expert executives warn: AI risks extinction!
More than 350 expert executives warn: AI risks extinction! On May 30, the Center for Artificial Intelligence Safety, an international non-profit organization in the field of AI, issued an open letter, calling on the international community to take seriously a series of important and urgent risks posed by artificial intelligence. The letter, which consists of only 22 English words in a short sentence, says that mitigating the risk of human extinction from AI should be a global priority, along with other large-scale risks affecting society, such as pandemics and nuclear war.
Information is published according to the AI Safety Center website. As of May 30, the letter has been signed by more than 350 business executives who study AI, as well as professors and scholars in various fields such as AI and climate infectious diseases. The signatories include the CEOs of three of the world's top AI companies, Sam Altman, founder and CEO of Chat JPT, the father of Chat JPT, Samis Hasabis, CEO of Google Diplomat, and Dario Ammodai, CEO of Anthurpic in the United States, and multiple executives of Microsoft and Google are also on the list.
The names of Jeffrey Hinton and Binggio are prominently listed on the list. The New York Times said that Hinton and Bengeo are two of the three AI teaching assistants. For his pioneering work in neural networks, he won the third person in the Turing Award AI teaching assistant, the highest award in the field of computing.
Now Ian Rakun, chief AI scientist at Facebook company Mata, has not yet signed. In addition, the list of signatories includes many famous scholars and university professors in the field of artificial intelligence, including Zhang Yaqin, academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering and dean of the Intelligent Industry Research Institute of Tsinghua University, Zeng Yi, director of the Research Center for Artificial Intelligence Ethics and Governance of the Institute of Automation of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and Zhan Xianyuan, assistant researcher of the Tsinghua Intelligent Industry Research Institute, which represents a historic alliance of artificial intelligence experts, and philosophers, ethicists, legal scholars, Economists, physicists, political scientists, epidemiologists and scientists and climate scientists have identified the risk of human extinction from AI systems as the most important problem in the world.
