Scientists: AI fears remain hypothetical
The latest analysis shows that concerns about existential risks from artificial intelligence remain in the realm of theory, despite increased warnings about its potential use in biological attacks or global wars through drones or nuclear weapons. Companies like Anthropic have been able to thwart attempts to develop biological weapons. Experts believe that the real danger lies in untrained individuals using the technology to create viruses or toxic substances, as well as long-term risks related to activating autonomous intelligent systems and connecting them to critical infrastructure such as electricity, markets, and weapons. Nevertheless, scientists emphasize that humanity is still far from losing control of AI, and the most realistic risks are related to environmental disasters, pandemics, and nuclear threats. Assessments indicate that the probability of a major existential catastrophe occurring in this century is no more than one in thirty, and all concerns remain within the realm of theoretical assumptions.
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