The godfather of AI says it’s hurtling out of control and a kill switch won’t save us
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AI Global WireSurely, in the worst-case scenario, humans could simply switch it off. Geoffrey Hinton thinks this assumption could get us killed. In a new interview with The i Paper, the Nobel Prize-winning computer ...
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