Geoffrey Hinton, a pioneer of AI technology, is raising urgent alarms about the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence. After resigning from Google to speak freely, he reveals that AI could surpass human intelligence in just a few years, not decades as he once believed. Hinton warns of existential risks posed by advanced AI, emphasizing the need for immediate government regulation.
In his GTC 2024 keynote, the NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang said that AI factories aka smart data centers will soon power every major business. The 2-hour keynote is worth your time.
Eric Schmidt, former CEO of Google, warns that the real danger lies not just in bad code, but in bad leadership. As AI evolves, it can manipulate individuals, crafting personalized messages that deceive and divide. Are we too late to address these risks? Schmidt believes now is the moment to act.
“I think over time, AI will be able to do everything, or at least many things, that humans do today. But I also think people are still going to care for each other. I think humans will still matter to each other more than AI.” – Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI AI won’t just change your job. It may change what it means to be
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“Technology is anything that wasn’t around when you were born.” – Alan Kay People are asking questions about AI from the Pyramid to Taiwan to TEG and cafes throughout Albania. Last week, I heard: “A do të bëhemi të gjithë përtacë?” “S’do të dimë më të shkruajmë një email?”“A do të na pushtojnë robotët?!?” People have doubts. And fears. And questions. And theories. My AI
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