AI Risks

EU's Breton to discuss AI pact with Altman, aiming to get OpenAI to comply with AI rules ahead of 2026 enforcement; practical aspects will be discussed.

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Geoffrey Hinton, the "godfather of AI," warns of the dangers of artificial intelligence getting smarter than humans and potentially taking control. He believes politicians and industry leaders need to address this issue

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has criticised the European Union's proposed AI Act, calling it "over-regulating". The act would categorise different AI tools based on risk and force their makers to conduct

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The recent Senate hearing on AI saw industry reps agreeing to regulate new AI technologies, but some experts fear this could lead to industry capture and harm smaller firms. Critics stress the potential threat to competition and argue that regulation favours incumbents and can stifle innovation. Some suggest licensing could be effective, but others are suspicious of it becoming a superficial checkbox exercise. The focus on future harms has become a common rhetorical sleight of hand among AI industry figures, while the EU's forthcoming AI Act has clear prohibitions of known and current harmful AI use cases.

Israel's Defence Ministry aims to become an artificial intelligence superpower, with a dedicated organisation for military robotics and a high budget for research and development. The advancements in AI could lead to autonomous warfare and streamlined

AI systems may exceed expert skill level in most domains within 10 years, requiring special treatment and coordination to manage risks and ensure safety. Public oversight is crucial for governance of the most powerful systems. OpenAI believes in the potential benefits of AI but also recognizes the need to mitigate risks.

Generative AI systems offer unprecedented opportunities for progress, but also come with risks such as fake content and bias. IBM urges ethics and responsibility to be at the forefront of AI agendas, with smart regulation and transparency around data privacy. A blanket pause on training is not the solution.

G7 leaders call for technical standards to ensure trustworthy AI and align rules with shared democratic values. They recognize varying approaches, but urge development of risk-based AI rules and creation of a ministerial forum to

OpenAI warned of the dangers of its large-language-model text generator, GPT-2, and withheld it from public release due to concerns about malicious use. However, in March 2021,

Apple reportedly restricts the use of ChatGPT and other AI tools by employees due to concerns about confidential data leaks. The company also advises against using Microsoft-owned GitHub's Copilot. OpenAI recently

Class of '09, a new FX thriller streaming on Hulu from May 10, follows the careers of two FBI agents over three different timelines. The show explores the ethical implications of using AI to prevent