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Computer scientist Geoffrey Hinton warned that the misuse of AI, or its systems spiraling out of control, could trigger widespread crises, such as disruptions to electricity supplies or the banking system. He criticized tech companies for putting profits and competition for market share ahead of safety. He compared recent incidents, including the breach of the Hugging Face platform, to early signs of a greater threat, warning that a major incident could occur late this year or sometime next year. He called for an international body to examine AI models before they are released, and for companies to be required to prove—through independent assessments and mandatory testing—that their benefits outweigh their harms. He said Finland and 32 other countries support this approach. Hinton stressed that catastrophe can still be avoided through regulation of AI development and cooperation.
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