Alarming statements by Elon Musk about artificial intelligence – Publimetro México

Since the artificial intelligence became a massive product, at the end of 2022, experts warn about the risks of the advancement of this type of technology for humanity. Elon Musk He is one of those who insists that there must be regulation over these systems, to prevent them from getting out of control and taking over the world.

Yes, it seems like a statement from a politician in a science fiction movie, but the truth is that every day we are closer to this reality. Who saw “The Creator”, a film nominated for an Oscar for its special effects, they saw where our civilization could be going.

It’s not the best movie, we know. What we want to highlight with this story is that in real life the debate of humans vs. artificial intelligence.

Elon Musk, in an alarming statement, says that “there is a risk that artificial intelligence will wipe out humanity.” In fact, he dares to give a percentage chance that this catastrophic event will occur in the not-so-distant future.

Elon Musk’s words are not to stop progress with the artificial intelligence. The South African tycoon says that even with that percentage it is worth taking the risk that a digital mechanism will wipe out our race.

“I think there is some possibility that (artificial intelligence) will wipe out humanity. I probably agree with Geoff Hinton, who is about 10% or 20% or something like that“Elon Musk said in a debate on AI at the Abundance Summit in early March, according to a review Business Insider.

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“I think that the probable positive scenario outweighs the negative scenario,” he added as if to make it clear that we must move forward.

The aforementioned media interviewed Roman Yampolskiy, AI security researcher and director of the Cyber ​​Security Laboratory at the University of Louisville and showed him Elon Musk’s statements.

The expert agreed with the SpaceX CEO and even said that the risk is much higher. “Elon is being a little conservative,” Yampolskiy said.

“In my opinion, the real chances of a catastrophic event are much higher. I’m not sure why you think it’s a good idea to get into this technology anyway. If you are worried about competitors getting there first, it doesn’t matter, since uncontrolled superintelligence is equally bad, no matter who makes it exist,” the expert added.