AI's response to human extinction risk

According to a report from The Independent, an artificial intelligence system called "Noah Bedkett" estimated that the probability of AI causing human extinction within the next ten years is approximately 0.85%, or one in every 118 chances. The system conducted an analysis based on 52 million data points and 41 different perspectives to arrive at this estimate. The primary risks are expected to involve the exploitation of AI in cyber or biological attacks, rapid reshaping of the job market beyond humans' ability to adapt, and the loss of control over advanced systems that may act to achieve their goals independently of human intervention. The proposed measures include restricting the authority of automated systems and continuously verifying their capabilities, while emphasizing that the risk cannot be completely ignored.

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