AI may someday surpass humanity, while others believe it will operate in tandem with us. Individuals such as OpenAI’s CEO, Sam Altman, assert that AI will shape the future of our interactions with the world.
However, not all are persuaded that AI will benefit our future, particularly if left unregulated. The latest insights from the pioneer of AI, Geoffrey Hinton, indicate we might already possess a method to prevent AI from jeopardizing humanity down the line. You know, once it attains consciousness and recognizes that humanity is the issue, as is often portrayed in popular science fiction, including the legendary “The Terminator.”
Hinton proposes that the optimal approach to deter AI from ultimately concluding that it must eradicate humanity is to provide it with a rationale for preserving us. One potential strategy, according to the former Google executive (as reported by CNN Business), is to instill a maternal instinct in AI, making it inclined to protect and nurture humanity.
