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GENEVA (AFP) – The mind-blowing growth of artificial intelligence (AI) poses many questions that have no answers yet, the United Nations admitted recently at its AI summit, attended by some exceptionally life-like humanoid robots. The UN is aware that AI technology is racing ahead of the capacity to set its boundaries and directions, and so […]
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Since the fanfare over generative artificial intelligence (AI) technology began this year, experts have voiced major concerns about the potential side effects of such technology. Top experts explicitly warned about the risk of human extinction from the growth of AI, stressing that mitigating such a possibility must be a global priority.
For me the most troubling comment came from AI robot Ameca, when she was asked what she thought her 'greatest moment' would be.
At Geneva confab, robots say humans should proceed with caution when embracing artificial intelligence and admit they can't -- yet -- grasp human emotions