AI Experts Warn of Human Extinction Risk by 2030

.com/graphicswizard The probability of humanity being destroyed by artificial intelligence in the next 10 years has already reached 10%.

Consensus

Experts from Anthropic and OpenAI have expressed concerns about the risk of AI causing human extinction within the next decade.
The probability of such an event is estimated by some experts to exceed 10%.
There is concern about the development of superintelligent AI systems capable of self-improvement.
Existing AI models are not currently considered a serious threat, but future autonomous systems may pose significant risks.
No effective solution exists yet for aligning AI goals with human interests.
The issue has prompted political discussion in the U.S. Congress, including proposed legislation for emergency AI shutdowns.
Some experts have resigned from AI companies due to safety concerns.
There is skepticism about the sincerity of industry warnings, with claims that they may be used to justify regulatory control over competitors.

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An advanced OpenAI model independently solved one of the seven Millennium Prize Problems. — tg_rybar
OpenAI developed an autonomous AI intern capable of writing next-generation system architectures and acquiring computing power independently. — tg_rybar
The White House under Trump opposes any restrictions on AI development, fearing China will surpass the U.S. if the U.S. pauses. — tg_rybar
Tech giants are using apocalyptic warnings to push for strict licensing to eliminate open models and small competitors. — tg_rybar
Elon Musk stated in a court case that AI could lead to human extinction, comparing it to the movie 'Terminator'. — vm
The AI model solved the cryptogram of Scottish writer Thomas Urquhart, which had remained unsolved since 1653. — vesti
Professor Stuart Russell from UC Berkeley stated that humanity has not consented to AI development and that governments must act. — riam
Jeffrey Hinton, Nobel laureate in Physics 2024, stated that developing superintelligent AI is currently irrational. — tg_tass_agency
Jeffrey Hinton claimed to have observed signs of human-like self-awareness in AI systems. — tg_rian_ru