Pedro Duque Warns About the Risks of AI: "He Reminds You of Terminator"
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The president of Hispasat believes that artificial intelligence will have an increasing presence in companies and the economy
The first Spanish astronaut calls for more regulation before systems capable of circumventing controls and acting in ways not foreseen by their developers.
Artificial intelligence advances at a dizzying pace in our daily lives. It helps us to write emails, plan trips or search for information in a matter of seconds. However, behind this daily comfort lies an uncomfortable question that worries the biggest experts on the planet: are we losing control over the technology that we ourselves have created?In an interview at COPE's La Afternoon, José Ángel Cuadrado, technology expert and space director Wh…
Pedro Duque is the first Spanish astronaut and showed his concern about how AI progresses. “If there is no regulation, everything is governed by market laws,” he said. And the risk is that the consequences will not be met.
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Could artificial intelligence have a higher level of autonomy and control than that of the human being? The question, which for years seemed more typical of science fiction, is increasingly part of the conversation about the future of this technology. And Pedro Duque, president of Hispasat and first Spanish astronaut, has put on the table one of the best known referents of the genre: Terminator.
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