Why Does Gradual Progress In Artificial Intelligence Lead To An Unacceptable Level Of Risk?
Incremental advances in artificial intelligence allow people to accept a risk because nothing horrible happens and the next thing is not so different. The changes occur a little bit different every week instead of a whole new world every few months. People can go by shades into a level of risk that does not make sense.
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- Why Does Gradual Progress In Artificial Intelligence Lead To An Unacceptable Level Of Risk? Transcript