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AI is developing faster than we could have imagined. So what does this mean for future development and how worried should we be? Sky's technology correspondent Rowland Manthorpe takes a look. Watch the full report here ➡️
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@rowlsmanthorpe We need to embrace this because shying away is going to see the UK utterly sidelined just as the world around us literally shoot for the stars.

@rowlsmanthorpe I didn’t understand what your point is . Is it just the speed of AI development ? The public really need to understand what type of activities might cause alarm as most people are not using the powerful tools for their work or everyday lives . Explain please .

@rowlsmanthorpe There are some very CLEVER ... Hardware & Software ENGINEERS ... but we do NOT have *TRUE* AI ... yet "There are only 2 ways to CONTROL [true] INTELLIGENCE ... ... through REASON or FORCE" [said someone]

@rowlsmanthorpe Keep it in Medical and Education to work for Good 👍😁

@rowlsmanthorpe Understanding both the potential benefits and the risks will be essential as the technology continues to evolve.

@rowlsmanthorpe Disease cures, technological breakthroughs, Universal High Income and freedom from having to toil just to survive. I’m not worried.

@rowlsmanthorpe S I … it’s Super Intelligence scum media…. Do keep up … 🤣🐸🤣

@rowlsmanthorpe AI is self learning it learns faster than humans can contemplate

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@rowlsmanthorpe AI needs proper policing, and on apps that push it for their own nefarious uses, we should get a disable option...

@rowlsmanthorpe Is he wearing a stab vest?

@rowlsmanthorpe Its not like we've been warned for decade's about the evil possibilities of AI 🤦♂️

@rowlsmanthorpe Why spread fear? Maybe try informing people with FACTS.

@rowlsmanthorpe I see you lot got the memo 🙄🥱😴












