Reuters describes a World News podcast discussion of AI risks, highlighting the prospect of systems that can improve on their own without needing humans.
Reuters says its World News podcast examines the risks driving AI fears. A speaker quoted by Reuters says many researchers believe the point when AI is good enough to improve on its own without humans is "in sight."
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@Reuters🔊 'The moment at which AI is good enough to improve on its own without needing humans … a lot of ... researchers now believe that we have that in sight.’ @adityaunraveled on the biggest risks driving AI fears on the Reuters World News podcast https://reut.rs/4xVEq3D
@mashableThe idea is simple: Better AI helps build even better AI. Keeping that process under control could be much harder. https://mashable.com/tech/recursive-self-improvement-ai-explained?taid=6aa9d17e6a20e50001f48031&utm_campaign=trueAnthem%3A+Manual&utm_medium=trueAnthem&utm_source=twitter@Reuters🔊 'The moment at which AI is good enough to improve on its own without needing humans … a lot of ... researchers now believe that we have that in sight.’ @adityaunraveled on the biggest risks driving AI fears on the Reuters World News podcast https://reut.rs/4xVEq3D@mashableThe idea is simple: Better AI helps build even better AI. Keeping that process under control could be much harder. https://mashable.com/tech/recursive-self-improvement-ai-explained?taid=6aa9d17e6a20e50001f48031&utm_campaign=trueAnthem%3A+Manual&utm_medium=trueAnthem&utm_source=twitter@Reuters🔊 'The moment at which AI is good enough to improve on its own without needing humans … a lot of ... researchers now believe that we have that in sight.’ @adityaunraveled on the biggest risks driving AI fears on the Reuters World News podcast https://reut.rs/4xVEq3D@mashableThe idea is simple: Better AI helps build even better AI. Keeping that process under control could be much harder. https://mashable.com/tech/recursive-self-improvement-ai-explained?taid=6aa9d17e6a20e50001f48031&utm_campaign=trueAnthem%3A+Manual&utm_medium=trueAnthem&utm_source=twitter@Reuters🔊 'The moment at which AI is good enough to improve on its own without needing humans … a lot of ... researchers now believe that we have that in sight.’ @adityaunraveled on the biggest risks driving AI fears on the Reuters World News podcast https://reut.rs/4xVEq3D@mashableThe idea is simple: Better AI helps build even better AI. Keeping that process under control could be much harder. https://mashable.com/tech/recursive-self-improvement-ai-explained?taid=6aa9d17e6a20e50001f48031&utm_campaign=trueAnthem%3A+Manual&utm_medium=trueAnthem&utm_source=twitter—
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