While artificial intelligence continues to spread rapidly today, the dangers it poses are not ignored. The fact that artificial intelligence is produced by humans, but at the same time considered superhuman, brings with it many dangers. Researchers at Oxford University made statements about artificial intelligence and the danger it will pose in the future. So what did scientists say about artificial intelligence and possible danger? Let’s take a look at the details of the news together.
Scientists announced that there is a risk of artificial intelligence
Michael Osborne, Professor of Machinery from Oxford University, made a statement about artificial intelligence and the possible danger it will pose in the future. In this statement, the machine professor mentioned that there is a great arms race between America and China in the field of artificial intelligence.
In addition, Osberne explained that the use of artificial intelligence can be fatal if it falls into the wrong hands. He even stated that the person who developed artificial intelligence the most in this field, that is, the human, is in danger.
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A doctoral student named Michael Cohen at Oxford University also made many statements about artificial intelligence. Cohen’s statements on the subject supported the thoughts of Michael Osberne. The doctoral student stated the following in his statements on the subject:
“If you imagine training a dog with rewards, it will learn to choose the actions that lead to it receiving rewards. But if the dog finds the prize locker, he can take the prizes himself without doing what we want him to do.”
On the other hand, Professors Michael Osberne and Michael Cohen announced in their statements that artificial intelligence will increase after a century and if the right regulations are applied, it will not pose a danger and will be prevented.
What do you, our readers, think about this issue? Do you think there is an arms race between countries on artificial intelligence and does this pose a danger? You can express your views in the Comments section.