AIAI’s existential risk and the case for cybersecurity investment
Databricks says CEO Ali Ghodsi told Bloomberg Tech he believes AI’s existential risk to humanity today is close to zero, while urging major cybersecurity investments to protect software systems.
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Databricks says CEO and co-founder Ali Ghodsi discussed the AI pacing debate on Bloomberg Tech, expressing his view that AI’s existential risk to humanity today is close to zero. His call for companies to act focused on cybersecurity: “AI models are great at breaking in,” he said, urging huge investments to protect software systems. Databricks also promoted Lakewatch as purpose-built to help defend against those risks.
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AI’s existential risk and the case for cybersecurity investment
Databricks says CEO Ali Ghodsi told Bloomberg Tech he believes AI’s existential risk to humanity today is close to zero, while urging major cybersecurity investments to protect software systems.