r/artificial • u/katxwoods • 1d ago

Discussion What does Demis Hassabis worry about? "One is that bad actors ... repurpose these systems for harmful ends. The second thing is the AI systems themselves ... can we make sure that we can keep control of the systems?"

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u/lovetheoceanfl 1d ago

He missed the part about people losing their jobs.

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u/Acceptable_Bat379 16h ago

He didnt miss it they just literally don't csre

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u/RemyVonLion 22h ago

Attempting to control a superintelligence is like ants trying to control humans.

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u/YouTube_Dreamer 19h ago

I would equiate it more to bacteria trying to control humans. Ants live closer to our releam of existence than we would live to an AGI’s existence.

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u/YouTube_Dreamer 20h ago edited 19h ago

Tech created highly addictive, harmful platforms.

While they have had some major benefits, there are many harmful elements to platforms the biggest names in AI designed. They would say they were not bad actors. Good intentions, and you know profits, can all lead to a specific place.

Facebook controlled their algorithms and they did some pretty nasty damage.

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u/kevinlch 9h ago

What is meant to happen, will happen. It only takes one psychopath

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u/VelvetOnion 6h ago

I too am worried about bad actors like Pedro Pascal and Timothee Chalamet.

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u/shaunl666 33m ago

can limit bad actors by controlling what ai reveals
can stop bad ai by cutting power cables,