Robots Cause The Extinction Of Humans
Farah Sepanlou
maí 2024 · Farah Sepanlou
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The book "Robots Cause The Extinction Of Humans" delves into the increasingly discussed topic of artificial intelligence (AI) and its potential to cause harm to humanity, possibly leading to extinction. It brings to light the warnings issued by leaders and experts in the robotics industry about AI not just as a tool for human advancement but as a possible instrument for human abuse and extinction. Highlighting concerns raised by reputable sources like The New York Times and an open letter from over 350 industry professionals, including notable figures such as Sam Altman of OpenAI, the book underscores the urgency of addressing AI safety alongside other global risks like epidemics and nuclear war. Through various insights, the book explores plausible scenarios where AI could be misused, such as in the creation of lethal bioweapons or being commandeered by hackers for malicious purposes. It also touches on the impact of AI on mental health and societal structures. Figures like Dan Hendricks from the AI Safety Center and former Google CEO Eric Schmidt contribute their perspectives on how ...
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