As concerns grow over the rapid development of artificial intelligence, experts and tech leaders are debating whether stronger safeguards and international agreements are needed to address the potential risks. Nate Soares, president of the Machine Intelligence Research Institute and co-author of “If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies,” joins CBS... News’ Major Garrett to discuss the risks of increasingly powerful AI and whether governments should intervene.show more

It’s all fake bullshit. AI can’t do anything beyond what humans created of it. Wonder why Americans hate you?

AI has so much potential, but the risks deserve just as much attention. I think governments and tech companies need to take this seriously now

It's all BS, any company that seeks government oversight/ regulation is up to no good. You're no better panic sells. GFYS.

China is pleased this may be going as well as covid did

Those working on AI that think they can't handle the assignment should slow down or stop. Those working on AI who think they can handle the assignment should procede.

Liberal BS

So you fools think we should just stop, and let China, Russia, Iran and other countries that hate us keep going. What the hell good do you think comes from that when we are at their mercy in the future? What will we you do then. We’ll never catch up then. Game over. You’re fools!

Ask Grok: The tone (of Data Center Coverage) is uneven. "Community, political, and environmental reporting (NYT, Politico, Guardian, Scientific American, local outlets) leans critical or “against” the current pace and practices. "Industry, trade, and deal-focused reporting (Data Center Dynamics, Bloomberg infrastructure pieces, WSJ) is closer to even-handed or opportunity-oriented. It treats power shortages, grid delays, and “community consent” as practical constraints while documenting contract values, GPU counts, and new sites."

Gov'ts aren't going to act fast enough to prevent these risks from becoming reality. Just like they're not acting fast enough to slow climate change!

We know we’ll mess this up no doubt because it will be about the wealthy getting wealthier

AI development is moving fast, so safety needs to move just as fast. Innovation matters, but without responsible safeguards and international cooperation, the risks could become much harder to control.

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