DEMIS HASSABIS

Google DeepMind CEO warns of AI’s true threat, and it is not your job

While many fear AI will destroy jobs, Google DeepMind’s chief Demis Hassabis reveals a more sinister risk: AI falling into the wrong hands. With the rise of artificial general intelligence, the challenge lies in preventing misuse while fostering innovation. Without swift regulation, experts warn, AI’s unchecked power could threaten societal stability and potentially endanger humanity itself.

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