Another Google Deepmind researcher quits, says building superintelligent AI soon is "inherently irresponsible"
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Google Deepmind researcher Robert O'Callahan has quit, saying AI's "current rate of change is far too high." He worked on chip design tools that helped make AI cheaper and faster, a contribution he can no longer justify. Many colleagues share his concerns but rarely speak out, he says. The article Another Google Deepmind researcher quits, says building superintelligent AI soon is "inherently irresponsible" appeared first on The Decoder .
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