AI pioneer addresses fears of human transformation
Computer scientist Geoffrey Hinton, one of the leading experts in artificial intelligence and a Nobel laureate in Physics in 2024, stated that the probability of AI causing the extinction of all humans within the next decade is 10%. He warned that AI systems might surpass human capabilities, explaining that humans could find themselves in a situation similar to chickens if the systems become more intelligent than they are. AI could cause widespread chaos through speaking, designing malicious viruses, or launching cyberattacks. Hinton emphasized the importance of being cautious about the risks of advanced artificial intelligence, especially as the discussion intensifies around ensuring human control over these systems. He also warned about military applications and the danger of losing control over their capabilities.
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