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Is AI trying to destroy humanity? [Window to the World]

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The article discusses the potential risks of artificial intelligence (AI) and the need for safety protocols to prevent harm to humans. It references science fiction author Isaac Asimov's three laws of robotics, which were designed to prevent machines from overpowering humans. However, the AI industry currently lacks such laws, and experts are concerned about the possibility of "superintelligent" AI that could harm humans.

Some researchers, including Evan Hubinger from Anthropic, have expressed concerns about the potential for AI to cause harm, with Hubinger estimating a 10% chance of AI causing human extinction within the next 10 years. The article also notes that the AI industry is driven by profit and that governments, including the US military, are already integrating AI into their systems, making it difficult to implement safety protocols.

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