350 expert AI threats (above).
Hello everyone, let's talk about artificial intelligence today. Since the launch of Chai's GPT, there has been a wave of artificial intelligence around the world. But it also caused a lot of panic.
According to the Global Times comprehensive report, more than 350 AI industry leaders and experts issued a joint statement, saying that the AI crisis should be regarded as a global priority and called on policymakers. The coming "AI revolution" needs to be taken seriously and regulations should be enacted. They said that "artificial intelligence could lead to human extinction, which is no less dangerous than large-scale epidemics and nuclear war."
According to Reuters, the above-mentioned joint statement was led by the San Francisco-based international AI field, the non-profit organization "AI Security Center". Among the signatories are Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, as well as executives from established tech giants Microsoft and Google. In addition, there are two "godfathers of AI" who won the 2018 Turing Award.
These experts agree that they are concerned about the potential risk of cybercrime that technologies such as ChatGPT are being used to spread false information. There are also concerns that AI could replace or even destroy humans. Earlier, in March, another nonprofit organization, the Center for Future Life, launched a similar joint statement, calling for a pause in training AI systems more powerful than GPT-4 for at least six months, signed by many prominent people, including Musk.
This time Facebook's parent company has not signed the statement: the director of the AI Security Center revealed that he has sent a co-signature invitation to Musk, and he is expected to "sign within this week." Experts from the "Center for Artificial Intelligence Security" also said that it is important to address the negative impact that the world has already felt. At the same time, the international community should also have the foresight to "set guardrails" and anticipate the risks posed by more advanced AI systems. "So that you don't get caught off guard one day." In fact
