reader Posted Monday at 10:47 PM Posted Monday at 10:47 PM From CNBC The world has yet to fully recognize the extent of change artificial intelligence will bring to every aspect of human life, the CEO of Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund Mubadala told CNBC at the World Economic Forum in Davos. “In terms of the risks ... this is a technology that no one today really appreciates, truly the level of disruption that it’s going to create, affecting everything from our lives, our businesses, human capital, employment, every sector is going to be disrupted,” Khaldoon Al Mubarak, managing director of the $330 billion fund, told CNBC’s Dan Murphy. “And I think that while there’s a lot of opportunity, it also presents significant amount of risk, which is today unclear, because the technology is moving so fast and we’re all trying to catch up as much as possible.” Continues at https://www.cnbc.com/2025/01/20/abu-dhabi-330-billion-wealth-fund-warns-on-ai-disruption.html floridarob 1 Quote
floridarob Posted Monday at 11:04 PM Posted Monday at 11:04 PM I agree, but will wait for @Moses to chime in.... I'm not being sarcastic (for once) 😉 Quote
Moses Posted 21 hours ago Posted 21 hours ago AI is like a knife - it can cut bread and it can kill. A knife by itself can neither cut bread nor kill, for this to happen a human must pick up the knife. And then everything will depend on his intentions. The word "intelligence" is included in the name of AI for marketing purposes: even the most modern AIs do not have intelligence. At all. Their work is based on probability, not on reason. These AIs also do not have free will. Therefore, talking about the risks coming from AI is the same as talking about the risks coming from knives. With modern AI, all the risks come from people who have access to the AI and their intentions. All modern AIs are controlled and monitored by humans, and without humans they are just software, like some Microsoft Word, waiting for you to type on your computer. In the fairly near future (a horizon of about 10-30 years) there will be AIs with what can be roughly called free will - these will be AIs that will work on quantum computers, just as AIs now work on servers. The combination of quantum computers and software that we today call "Artificial Intelligence" can "give birth" to real AI that has reason. Gottab 1 Quote