Artificial Intelligence: "With 75 percent probability, exactly this is what happens: The bubble bursts"
Stuart Russell has written the most influential AI textbook. He explains why the technology could soon replace top managers as well - and when it becomes an existential threat.
Stuart Russell, a prominent artificial intelligence researcher, has been teaching at the University of California, Berkeley for 40 years. He co-authored the influential textbook "Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach", used by over 1500 universities. Russell has shifted from being a technology optimist to a critic, warning about the risks of AI.
In an interview at the DLD conference in Munich, he expressed concerns that AI could get out of control if not developed properly. He criticizes current regulations, citing the need for a more informed approach.
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