Neil deGrasse Tyson says not all artificial intelligence is bad

Neil deGrasse Tyson Want the AI ​​doomsday worriers to slow down… He says we shouldn’t stop AI just because robots have the potential to kill us all… Tell us there are still ways advanced technology can improve our lives.

We caught up with Neal in New York on Thursday and asked him about the whistleblower case that artificial intelligence could wipe out humanity by the end of the century.

While acknowledging that new technologies have “risks of getting us into trouble,” Neale stressed that there are still many positive ways to use artificial intelligence – and it’s not all doom and gloom.

Neil said we need to put guardrails at the “edges” of artificial intelligence and called on all AI CEOs and world leaders to prevent “mutually assured destruction.” Unfortunately, this is easier said than done.

As we reported…OpenAI Announce details About six “unexpected or worrying” new incidents have attracted attention.

These chilling examples include the AI ​​fabricating facts, secretly communicating with other agents, and telling itself that it has “no obligation to obey” humans.

As you know…former Anthropic employee Jacob Coxon Intercepted by “TMZ Live” last week discuss He believes that if companies don’t act quickly, there will be a 10% chance of human extinction in the next decade.

That still gives us a 90% chance of getting this thing going…Neal said that when it comes to artificial intelligence, the good outweighs the bad…listing all the benefits.