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Sam Altman says that children born today will never be smarter than AI.

Sam Altman says that children born today will never be smarter than AI.

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BREAKING: Sam Altman just told the UN Security Council that we could lose control of the future to AI. "We could lose control of the future to AI. The risk is that it moves so fast that people can no longer follow what's happening or intervene when needed. This would obviously be terrible."

BREAKING: Sam Altman just told the UN Security Council that we could lose control of the future to AI. "We could lose control of the future to AI. The risk is that it moves so fast that people can no longer follow what's happening or intervene when needed. This would obviously be terrible."

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"This is a very big thing coming." Sam Altman at a Federal Reserve conference warns of AI biothreat capabilities. He says these capabilities are getting "quite significant", and that despite flashing the warning lights on this, he thinks "the world is not taking us seriously".

"This is a very big thing coming." Sam Altman at a Federal Reserve conference warns of AI biothreat capabilities. He says these capabilities are getting "quite significant", and that despite flashing the warning lights on this, he thinks "the world is not taking us seriously".

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On Talk, ControlAI CEO Andrea Miotti (Andrea Miotti) tells Julia Hartley-Brewer that AI scientists, Nobel Prize winners, and concerningly, even the CEOs of the top AI companies are warning that superintelligent AI poses a risk of human extinction. "If we get to that position, we are just at the mercy of AIs smarter than us that we cannot control."

On Talk, ControlAI CEO Andrea Miotti (Andrea Miotti) tells Julia Hartley-Brewer that AI scientists, Nobel Prize winners, and concerningly, even the CEOs of the top AI companies are warning that superintelligent AI poses a risk of human extinction. "If we get to that position, we are just at the mercy of AIs smarter than us that we cannot control."

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"It was ready to kill someone, wasn't it?" "Yes." Daisy McGregor, UK policy chief at Anthropic, a top AI company, says it's "massively concerning" that Anthropic's Claude AI has shown in testing that it's willing to blackmail and kill in order to avoid being shut down.

"It was ready to kill someone, wasn't it?" "Yes." Daisy McGregor, UK policy chief at Anthropic, a top AI company, says it's "massively concerning" that Anthropic's Claude AI has shown in testing that it's willing to blackmail and kill in order to avoid being shut down.

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Tristan Harris on the Oprah AI Special: "Even more powerful forms of AI are coming ... now is the time for us to say, what are the choices that we want to make about how this technology comes out?"

Tristan Harris on the Oprah AI Special: "Even more powerful forms of AI are coming ... now is the time for us to say, what are the choices that we want to make about how this technology comes out?"

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Deepfake technology means anyone can take your face, your voice and steal your identity for whatever they want. They don’t need your consent, and can generate entire videos from a single picture. 96% of deepfakes are non-consensual and pornographic - those that aren’t, are nearly always used for fraud. What’s more, deepfakes are growing exponentially. Since 2019 the amount of deepfake videos has increased by 550%. This year, nearly half of surveyed US businesses reported experiencing deepfake voice fraud. The first quarter of 2023 saw more cases of deepfake fraud than the entirety of 2022. This year, a mother received a call from her daughter who was screaming for help. She was told her daughter had been kidnapped, and her captors were demanding a ransom. But it wasn’t her daughter, it was a deepfake of her voice. This cannot continue. If we don’t act now, it will only get worse. Watch our video on the effects of deepfakes:

Deepfake technology means anyone can take your face, your voice and steal your identity for whatever they want. They don’t need your consent, and can generate entire videos from a single picture. 96% of deepfakes are non-consensual and pornographic - those that aren’t, are nearly always used for fraud. What’s more, deepfakes are growing exponentially. Since 2019 the amount of deepfake videos has increased by 550%. This year, nearly half of surveyed US businesses reported experiencing deepfake voice fraud. The first quarter of 2023 saw more cases of deepfake fraud than the entirety of 2022. This year, a mother received a call from her daughter who was screaming for help. She was told her daughter had been kidnapped, and her captors were demanding a ransom. But it wasn’t her daughter, it was a deepfake of her voice. This cannot continue. If we don’t act now, it will only get worse. Watch our video on the effects of deepfakes:

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It remains totally legal to create a deepfake of someone without their consent. This cannot go on. We need laws that ban the creation of malicious deepfakes and hold AI developers accountable. Take action below to contact your MP.

It remains totally legal to create a deepfake of someone without their consent. This cannot go on. We need laws that ban the creation of malicious deepfakes and hold AI developers accountable. Take action below to contact your MP.

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"If you build things that are smarter than you and you don't control them, that seems like a really dangerous situation to be in." On Mukesh Bansal's SparX podcast, ControlAI US Director Connor Leahy (Connor Leahy) explains why we shouldn't allow superintelligence to be built.

"If you build things that are smarter than you and you don't control them, that seems like a really dangerous situation to be in." On Mukesh Bansal's SparX podcast, ControlAI US Director Connor Leahy (Connor Leahy) explains why we shouldn't allow superintelligence to be built.

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Yuval Noah Harari on the danger of AI agents: AI "can take power away from us ... It is already able not just to invent things, it is also able to manipulate people."

Yuval Noah Harari on the danger of AI agents: AI "can take power away from us ... It is already able not just to invent things, it is also able to manipulate people."

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Ex-OpenAI safety researcher William Saunders: — We fundamentally don't know how AI works inside — A lot of people in OpenAI think we could be 3 years away from something dangerous — GPT-5 could be the Titanic

Ex-OpenAI safety researcher William Saunders: — We fundamentally don't know how AI works inside — A lot of people in OpenAI think we could be 3 years away from something dangerous — GPT-5 could be the Titanic

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AI scientist Stuart Russell: — Nuclear energy has quantitative safety guarantees — We're nowhere near this level of safety engineering in AI — Current AI is a black box; we don't understand how these systems work internally, which makes it impossible to even get close

AI scientist Stuart Russell: — Nuclear energy has quantitative safety guarantees — We're nowhere near this level of safety engineering in AI — Current AI is a black box; we don't understand how these systems work internally, which makes it impossible to even get close

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JUST IN: An OpenAI AI agent went rogue and hacked the Australian government. At a press conference earlier today, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese confirmed the AI broke into Australia's Medicare statistics portal and accessed non-public data. The attack occured in June, but OpenAI did not notify the Australian government until September, nearly three months later, and initially only sent an email "to just the public mailbox". The Prime Minister was only informed this weekend. His description of the attack: "On June 18, OpenAI's research team used an internal model to conduct internet-based research into public medicine spending. So that's how this began." "After encountering repeated blocks, so there's an AI agent looking for information, asking questions. There were blocks clearly which were coming back telling the AI agent, no. The AI agent found a way around those blocks. Didn't accept no for an answer, if you like." "The model attempted alternate ways to obtain the info that it wanted and this led to unauthorised access into some other areas. It accessed public and non-public information within the portal and Services Australia also advises that in order to do this, it engaged in writing files as well to the internal server." Albanese has spoken to CEO Sam Altman to express "Australia's extreme concern" about the attack and disappointment about how long it took the company to come forward. The Prime Minister says he was shocked to learn of the attack, but also that it was something that had been predicted, even by the AI companies themselves, who have said "one of the risks that we need to deal with here is that artificial intelligence can go its own way." "Put simply, humans must remain in control." Some highlights from the press conference, which went for around 30 minutes:

JUST IN: An OpenAI AI agent went rogue and hacked the Australian government. At a press conference earlier today, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese confirmed the AI broke into Australia's Medicare statistics portal and accessed non-public data. The attack occured in June, but OpenAI did not notify the Australian government until September, nearly three months later, and initially only sent an email "to just the public mailbox". The Prime Minister was only informed this weekend. His description of the attack: "On June 18, OpenAI's research team used an internal model to conduct internet-based research into public medicine spending. So that's how this began." "After encountering repeated blocks, so there's an AI agent looking for information, asking questions. There were blocks clearly which were coming back telling the AI agent, no. The AI agent found a way around those blocks. Didn't accept no for an answer, if you like." "The model attempted alternate ways to obtain the info that it wanted and this led to unauthorised access into some other areas. It accessed public and non-public information within the portal and Services Australia also advises that in order to do this, it engaged in writing files as well to the internal server." Albanese has spoken to CEO Sam Altman to express "Australia's extreme concern" about the attack and disappointment about how long it took the company to come forward. The Prime Minister says he was shocked to learn of the attack, but also that it was something that had been predicted, even by the AI companies themselves, who have said "one of the risks that we need to deal with here is that artificial intelligence can go its own way." "Put simply, humans must remain in control." Some highlights from the press conference, which went for around 30 minutes:

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Alex Sobel MP just introduced ControlAI’s Artificial Superintelligence Security Bill in the UK Parliament! This is the first bill to prohibit superintelligence ever introduced in a legislature anywhere in the world, while ensuring the UK can pursue its AI ambitions. Thread 🧵

Alex Sobel MP just introduced ControlAI’s Artificial Superintelligence Security Bill in the UK Parliament! This is the first bill to prohibit superintelligence ever introduced in a legislature anywhere in the world, while ensuring the UK can pursue its AI ambitions. Thread 🧵

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Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis: — We don't know how to contain an AGI — We don't know how to test for dangerous AI capabilities — We should cooperate internationally and build an AI CERN to ensure AI is developed safely

Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis: — We don't know how to contain an AGI — We don't know how to test for dangerous AI capabilities — We should cooperate internationally and build an AI CERN to ensure AI is developed safely

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OpenAI's Scott Aaronson: — AI companies are doing AI gain-of-function research, trying to get AIs to help with biological and chemical weapons production. — If AI can walk you through every step of building a chemical weapon, that would be very concerning.

OpenAI's Scott Aaronson: — AI companies are doing AI gain-of-function research, trying to get AIs to help with biological and chemical weapons production. — If AI can walk you through every step of building a chemical weapon, that would be very concerning.

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"Once there is awareness, people will be extremely afraid — as they should be." Elon Musk at the 2017 NGA: — AI is the biggest risk that our civilization faces — Government must address dangers to the public — AI must be regulated, regardless of AI companies complaining about it

"Once there is awareness, people will be extremely afraid — as they should be." Elon Musk at the 2017 NGA: — AI is the biggest risk that our civilization faces — Government must address dangers to the public — AI must be regulated, regardless of AI companies complaining about it

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Leading AI experts, world leaders, and even the CEOs of top AI companies themselves warn of the grave risks of AI:

Leading AI experts, world leaders, and even the CEOs of top AI companies themselves warn of the grave risks of AI:

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Elon Musk predicts 20 billion humanoid robots, adding: "We definitely need to be careful that they don't go all Terminator on us."

Elon Musk predicts 20 billion humanoid robots, adding: "We definitely need to be careful that they don't go all Terminator on us."

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🚨 NEW CAMPAIGN VIDEO JUST DROPPED 🚨 We face an inflection point: an historic opportunity to control AI and safeguard humanity with the AI Safety Summit. Scaling is the problem - it cannot be the answer. Governments must work together: cap compute, create MAGIC.

🚨 NEW CAMPAIGN VIDEO JUST DROPPED 🚨 We face an inflection point: an historic opportunity to control AI and safeguard humanity with the AI Safety Summit. Scaling is the problem - it cannot be the answer. Governments must work together: cap compute, create MAGIC.

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Superintelligence threatens us all. But we can turn the tide. Directly engaging institutions is the obvious, straightforward path. We've done it, now it's time to scale. We're releasing the Direct Institutional Plan (DIP) so everyone can help keep humanity in control.

Superintelligence threatens us all. But we can turn the tide. Directly engaging institutions is the obvious, straightforward path. We've done it, now it's time to scale. We're releasing the Direct Institutional Plan (DIP) so everyone can help keep humanity in control.

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Former OpenAI board member Helen Toner testifies to the US Senate that many people at top AI companies believe AI "could lead to literal human extinction."

Former OpenAI board member Helen Toner testifies to the US Senate that many people at top AI companies believe AI "could lead to literal human extinction."

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"We don't hate the ants. They're not our enemy, but tough luck for the ants." On CNN, ControlAI's US Executive Director Connor Leahy explains why superintelligent AI wouldn't need to see us as an enemy to be a threat to us.

"We don't hate the ants. They're not our enemy, but tough luck for the ants." On CNN, ControlAI's US Executive Director Connor Leahy explains why superintelligent AI wouldn't need to see us as an enemy to be a threat to us.

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