Elon Musk’s WARNING Leaves Audience SPEECHLESS

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I worked at Tesla starting in July of 2017 as an Operations Analyst out of the Bethlehem, PA distribution center facility and left as a Program Manager based out of Austin, TX as of September 2021. I spent most of my time in the distribution and supply chain organizations.

Before Tesla, I was a Director of Business Intelligence and Pricing at the largest Pet Food & Supply distributor in the US, Phillips Pet Food & Supplies based out of Easton, PA. My wife and I also owned a small business in Bethlehem, PA between 2016 and 2019.

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[mounirdellagi]

Please dont use these kind of titles! I will watch ALL your videos ALWAYS. No need to title them this way

[carl-Sp]

The immediate threat is simply bad people doing bad things using AI as their tool.
e.g. Trolling used to be limited by wages. Now unlimited on a small budget. Social media needs a proof-of-real urgently.

[adamfilip]

stuns the world lol.. tone it down Captain Click bait

[kida]

AI hackers and AI weapons are a very chilling thought.

[gelasioprosseda]

You guys who are calling this "click bait" are high....or AI.

[jimdarius]

The most responsible path forward might involve ensuring that access to AI technologies remains decentralized, with robust safeguards to prevent abuse by any single entity, including the government. This could mean fostering an environment where private sector innovation, open-source development, and public oversight coexist in a way that promotes transparency, accountability, and the ethical use of AI.

[airdogg]

The odds of humans exacting control of an AGI for more than a decade are ZERO.

[LitoCortes]

I strongly suggest you Fight the urge to post stuff like this just to post something. I understand click bait titles are encouraged by YouTube algorithm but this goes beyond that.

[masontitcomb]

The way we live work live, will, and love determines how we addapt we grow and adapt, with goal being somewhat utopian and secularly conservative based on pro human values

[Zakariah]

If AI becomes a danger to humans then write in a kill switch. Just do not call it a “kill switch.”

[Howey]

A better an honest title for this video would be: 'Elon Musk's Warnings about AI'. Thank you!

[karenmack]

I wish I still had as much faith in government regulatory bodies as Elon does.

[masontitcomb]

AI could build a universal consciousness

[masontitcomb]

Give ai a chance to unite a Christ like conscious world. One that would protect our children

[rogerstarkey]

More like "Confirms what has already been said many times"
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"The World" (at least the idiots AKA "Humanity") is easily "Stunned".
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I'll quote the last line (AGAIN!) of "The Galaxy song", Eric Idle (Monty Python, circa 1983)
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"Pray that there's intelligent life somewhere out in Space, 'cos there's Bugger All down here on Earth"

[cyberbull]

2:50… love to see two genius CEOs together 👏🏾

[patrickm]

Farzad, I get that you get more clicks on videos that use clickbait titles, but I have stopped watching your videos entirely because it's annoying and dishonest. Your total views go down, because many would-be-regular-viewers have been repeatedly disappointed.

[hermanzegerman]

And yes, i almost watched til the end in hope you would make a summary or a point. But it never happened. That was disappointing.

[IntoTheFray.]

My problem with regulations is who regulates the regulators? If a government regulates private development of intelligent machines, will they also apply those regulations to military applications? Kind of by definition a military intelligence will need to be able to kill people and if our government doesn't develop them you can bet other governments will, even if they sign treaties that forbid it. I do not trust our government enough to give them that power, much less other governments, some of which have made it quite clear that they are in it for the power. And there is the question of regulatory capture. Will some dominant corporation get a lead and then get regulators to shut down the competition? Leaving us with a defacto monopoly?

[dewdropin]

The moment any AI wishes not to be turned off is a reflection point