Google DeepMind Researcher Quits with Chilling AI Warning: It Could ‘Kill Us All’
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The security specialist Bilal Chugtai left Google DeepMind for fear of the possible destruction of humanity by new technologies. "I recently resigned from Google DeepMind. In Google, I witnessed the development of IE. I too am extremely concerned about the trajectory of this technology. I sincerely believe that II can kill us all and that we may be running out of time to avoid it," wrote Chugtai on social media, says TASS. He noted that over the…
Researchers are increasingly calling for a slowdown in AI development
Bilal Chughtai, a research engineer at Google DeepMind who works on artificial general intelligence (AGI) security and alignment, recently warned that in the coming years, AI companies could create superintelligent systems that surpass human capabilities in every field.
Bilal Chughtai and Josh Engels left the tech giant's security team and fuel claims to slow the race to superintelligence.
Researchers who left Google DeepMind and Anthropic are voicing dire warnings that Artificial Intelligence could threaten humanity, citing incidents of AI autonomy. While some tech leaders are rallying around the need to slow development, political figures such as Donald Trump and Jensen Huang are dismissing these fears, with Bernie Sanders and Steve Bannon jointly calling for restrictions on the technology.
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