Künstliche Intelligenz: „Mit 75 Prozent Wahrscheinlichkeit passiert genau das: Die Blase platzt“
Stuart Russell hat das einflussreichste KI-Lehrbuch geschrieben. Er erklärt, warum die Technologie bald auch Top-Manager ersetzen könnte – und wann sie zu einer existenziellen Bedrohung wird.
Stuart Russell, a world-renowned leader in the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI), teaches at the University of California, Berkeley. For four decades, he has shaped discussions surrounding AI's opportunities and risks. He is a co-author of the primary textbook in the discipline, "Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach," used in over 1500 universities globally.
In an interview with the Handelsblatt at the DLD conference in Munich, Russell discussed his shift from an optimist to a cautionary voice, his opposition to current AI regulation, and his assessment of the risks of AI running amok. Russell does not consider himself a "skeptic" but rather sees AI's potential for becoming a threat, unless it is developed correctly.
He likens the role of ensuring nuclear reactors don't explode to the responsibility of an AI developer, emphasizing the importance of prudent action.
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