Another OpenAI Researcher Warns AI May Go Out of Control, Destroy Humanity
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Another OpenAI researcher warns AI may go out of control, destroy humanity
An OpenAI researcher warns that as AI becomes better at improving itself, humans could eventually struggle to control these systems. He fears that increasingly capable models could develop unintended goals and wipe out humanity.
OpenAI's financial director, Sarah Friar, said last week that the company's biggest models can now train other smaller models, helping the company save from the huge training costs of these systems. This is an example of recursive self-improvement (RSI), in which AI becomes so powerful that it can create the next, and more powerful, system itself, reports Business Insider.
OpenAI Researcher Warns AI Could Threaten Humanity's Future
The recent remarks by OpenAI researcher Daniel Selsam have amplified concerns regarding the progress and potential risks of artificial intelligence. Selsam, who has been involved with OpenAI since 2022, has voiced alarm over the rapid development of AI systems, suggesting that they may soon surpass human control. His comments coincide with rising caution from other […]
Why do AI researchers continue to create technologies they believe will destroy humanity? We delve into the commercial, ethical, and psychological forces that drive apocalyptic believers.
OpenAI CEO Sarah Fryar at the Goldman Sachs conference in San Francisco said that the biggest models of the company teach other, more compact models -- it helps to reduce the huge costs of learning IE systems. This process is called recursive self-improvement. And it becomes so powerful that it can create the next, even more powerful system itself. Investors see this as a huge business opportunity. But a part of I.I.'s researchers are scary, bec…
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