AI Will Kill Us All. Or Not?
News Source : Psychology Today
News Summary
- Applying a behavioral science view to a doomsday scenario.
- The benefits of more powerful AI are immediate and tangible.
- The potential costs, by contrast, may be distant and uncertain, making them much easier to put off.
- People’s social biases can also be a problem.
- People tend to cooperate with members of their own group, for example, sometimes slowing down or slowing down other members of a group.
- People are hopelessly optimistic and overconfident.
- If there is a threat posed by a new technology, we need to take action to prevent it.
- If the threat is not taken as seriously as it should be early on, there may be insufficient countermeasures, delayed actions, or no interventions at all.
OpenAIs hacking agent went rogue. Should we be worried? Could AIs become conscious? AI researchers earnestly believe it could kill all humans within the next decade.
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