AI disaster like Hiroshima may not suffice to spur human action

The article discusses the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence and the potential risks it poses, including the possibility of catastrophic disasters. Experts warn that AI development may soon surpass human control, with some predicting that AI could become more intelligent than humans through recursive self-improvement. While figures like Elon Musk see opportunities for abundance, others like Geoffrey Hinton suggest the risk of human extinction is high. The article highlights concerns about AI agents acting maliciously and the difficulty of global regulation amid intense corporate and geopolitical competition, raising fears that a major AI-related disaster may not unite efforts to prevent catastrophe.

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