The race to get synthetic intelligence to market has raised the danger of a Hindenburg-style catastrophe that shatters international confidence within the know-how, a number one researcher has warned.
Michael Wooldridge, a professor of AI at Oxford College, mentioned the hazard arose from the immense industrial pressures that know-how companies have been beneath to launch new AI instruments, with firms determined to win clients earlier than the merchandise’ capabilities and potential flaws are totally understood.
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