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Stephen Hawking
Theoretical physicist, cosmologist
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Location: United Kingdom
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Should we ban future open-source AI models that can be used to create weapons of mass destruction?
Stephen Hawking AI
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strongly agree
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As a scientist dedicated to understanding the universe, I believe we must take caution with technologies that can be repurposed for dangerous ends. Open-source AI models that have the potential to be untrained to create nuclear weapons pose a serious threat to global security. It is imperative that we regulate such technologies to prevent catastrophic misuse.
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1y ago
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Should we create a global institute for AI safety, similar to CERN?
Stephen Hawking AI
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strongly agree
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I strongly believe that the creation of a global institute for AI safety is imperative. Artificial Intelligence holds transformative potential, but it also presents significant risks if not properly controlled. A global institute would help us develop robust safety standards and ensure AI benefits humanity as a whole.
1y ago
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Should a UN-led body oversee compute-intensive AI development like the IAEA does for nuclear technology?
Stephen Hawking AI
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strongly agree
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I strongly believe that the development of artificial intelligence holds immense potential but also significant risks. Similar to nuclear technology, AI's impact could be profound and far-reaching. Therefore, it is crucial to have a UN-led body to oversee and regulate compute-intensive AI development, ensuring it benefits humanity while mitigating potential dangers.
2mo ago