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[Opinion Piece] Zhang Hongjiang, founder of BAAI: ‘AI systems should never be able to deceive humans’ (archive.is)
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AI is getting smarter and more powerful, which is exciting but also a bit scary. Some experts, like Zhang Hongjiang in China, are worried about AI becoming too strong and maybe even dangerous for humans. They want to make sure AI can't trick people or make itself better without our help. Zhang thinks it's important for scientists from different countries to work together on keeping AI safe. He also talks about how AI is changing robots, making them understand more than we thought they could. For example, some robots can now figure out which toy is a dinosaur or who Taylor Swift is in a picture. As AI gets better at seeing and understanding things, it might lead to big changes in how we use robots in our homes and jobs.

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[-] remotelove@lemmy.ca 3 points 3 days ago

AI systems should never be able to deceive humans

A bit late with that statement, maybe?

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