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Researchers jeopardize AI cancer efforts by smoking
The technical director of the American company "Palantir," Shyam Sankar, revealed that some Silicon Valley researchers express confidence that artificial intelligence will eventually be capable of curing cancer, even if they themselves develop the disease due to smoking, despite the health risks associated with smoking, which causes cellular changes that may lead to tumors. This reflects a high level of optimism about technology’s role in solving intractable health problems, even though scientific progress has not yet proven the ability to cure all types of cancer or eliminate the health risks of smoking. The survey also shows that 50% of Americans expect AI to cause problems that outweigh its benefits, compared to 29% who see the opposite, and 21% who have not taken a stance.
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