An artificial intelligence researcher has said that if they were forced to give probabilities, AI will become so sophisticated humanity could be wiped out. In a new article published by The Guardian, Tom Lamont, the author of the piece, set out to talk to as many AI doomsayers as possible. 2VIEW GALLERY - 2 IMAGESWhile the entire article is certainly an interesting read, one quote, in particular, stood out from the bunch of experts Lamont spoke to. Eliezer Yudkowsky, an AI researcher that Lamont said was the most pessimistic about the future of AI implementation out of the researchers he spoke to, and according to Yudkowsky, humanity has a "shred of a chance" at surviving what's coming. For more reading on Yudkowsky's opinion on the future of AI development, check out this link here.

Source: The Guardian February 21, 2024 07:06 UTC