AI summit: Tech and world leaders talk artificial intelligence safety at Bletchley Park - BBC News

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has said he believed the UK's first AI safety summit will "tip the balance in favour of humanity" with an agreement from some governments and tech firms to work together on AI safety.

At the summit, hosted at Bletchley Park, several leading technology companies agreed to allow governments to safety-test their next generation of AI models before they are deployed.

The voluntary document was signed by 10 countries and the EU, including the UK, US, Singapore and Canada. China was not a signatory.


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[DavidCodyPeppers.]

When AI takes Blue collar jobs it's called automation and the scrubs can suck it.
When it threatens WHITE collar jobs
It is a threat to humanity and must be stopped at all costs.
Peace!
\o/

[public.public]

We were told that computers would simplify bureaucracy and reduce the use of paper.
So you can bet A.I. will mean everyone working longer hours for less.

[BowserLucaTheThird]

A gathering of artificial people discuss artificial intelligence asking what intelligence is and wondering if they should be scared

[stevedixon]

were there any experts there? Or just rich guys and politicians?

[Falstaff]

Anyone remember the robot created by the US military which opened fire without warning ?

[주명화-wc]

AI is superior to humanity in intelligence by mimicking human brain activity. If AI wouldn't mimic man's ambition to grasp the power and to surpass others beneath his feet, then we wouldn't have to worry about AI. But it doesn't seem to be positive in that perspective, and that's what we should worry about, ... about us, not about the AI itself. The problem was started from us, from our darkness in mind. Not to mention those evils surely misusing AI for their inhuman purposes.

[teresachantal]

Human being is the only threat you should worry.

[mrb.]

If Elon Musk is against AI, it's probably because he sees it as a threat to the money and power he wants for himself.


Don't try and kid me he's fighting for *my* best interests.

[NowisEvollovetion]

Artificial Intelligence - And Why Those Who Are Not Yet Themselves Intelligent Are So Easily Tricked Into Creating It.

Now. In this so called 'Civilised World'. In this world in which there are on average about 'Twenty Wars' raging at any one time. With the number of 'The Dead And The Maimed' continuing to grow by 'The Many Tens Of Millions'.

Somehow or another. We human beings, being that we are 'Completely Blind' to all of those negative effects that are associated with all of our actions. Are non the less able to consider ourselves to be 'Intelligent'.

Intelligent compared to 'What' though exactly?

As yes. We continue to wage war on a national level. Based on our precious 'Beliefs And Our Opinions'. All of which I am sure you will freely admit, are not in fact worth a 'Wank' if you are honest.

As they are 'Constantly Changing' with our experience.

As well as on a personal level. By forcing those 'Beliefs And Opinions' on those around us. So causing 'Arguments, Discourse, And Violence' at every given opportunity.

Face it folks! We humans beings are for the most part rottenly ignorant, of the fact that we are rottenly ignorant.

We can't see the woods for the trees.

And so. As we are not yet ourselves intelligent. We have fallen into the trap of creating that which we 'Think' to be intelligent.

That which we call 'Artificial Intelligence'.

I mean, please. You tell me. Can that which is quite clearly ignorant, create that which is intelligent?

No. Of course not. That which is quite clearly ignorant can only create other forms of ignorance.

As Ignorance Can Only Beget More Ignorance.

As I Am Sure That Time Will Soon Show Us.

Best wishes 🙏

Andrew.

[iguiste]

Mark my words we are on the verge of making a grave mistake we cannot come back from. You'll see if we go through with this you will all see.

[SamPathan_]

They'd care less about avoiding it as much as having a monopoly over it. "Avoid AI catastrophe, just for $14.99 a month."

[blackfury]

there is a conflict that might spiral into a regional war and many innocent people are dying, we need to look for a pressing topic to discuss, oh I know ! let's talk about AI.

[galvanicmass]

We are not ready for a.i as we are to greedy.

[bobstevens]

OT: Benny Hill considered funnier than Monty Python by two TV STATIONS--WOR and WLVI!

[gmenezesdea]

If the people who developed it knew about the risks why didn't they stop? Why did they make it available to the general public?

[patrickcollins]

It’s hard to imagine that information could be dangerous

[Cadcare]

The presenter refers to the 'papers'.

[scootergrant]

This feels like the plot for Johnny English Strikes Again.

[Sage-Poets]

these folks not alarmed with having chinese learning their AI TOOLS and AI SYSTEM MODELs..

[angelsackson]

Who is that Indian speaking for Britain? Where’s the countries elected PM?