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Tomorrow in EXPANSION Technology, all the keys to the debate shaking artificial intelligence

Las preguntas, las respuestas y los protagonistas para entender hacia dónde se encamina la batalla tecnológica del siglo, mañana en el suplemento EXPANSIÓN TecnologIA. Leer

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Tomorrow in EXPANSION Technology, all the keys to the debate shaking artificial intelligence

EXPANSION Tecnologia will publish a special report tomorrow on the risks associated with advanced artificial intelligence, a debate that is shaking Silicon Valley and dividing the tech industry. The report will analyze the advances that have led some in the sector to call for a halt to the development of more advanced AI, while others consider the risks to be exaggerated.

The publication will include an interview with Oxford philosopher Nick Bostrom, who popularized the debate on existential risks of AI. It will also feature profiles of key figures in the global AI race, including Sam Altman, Dario Amodei, Demis Hassabis, Elon Musk, and Mark Zuckerberg.

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