Microsoft president Brad Smith, Nvidia CEO may have taken away humans’ ‘AI fear’
Microsoft president Brad Smith, Nvidia CEO may have taken away humans’ ‘AI fear’
Microsoft president Brad Smith and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang debunk claims of imminent super-intelligent artificial intelligence (AI) surpassing humans. Smith states that AGI, specifically OpenAI's project Q*, is decades away and emphasizes the importance of focusing on safety measures. He suggests implementing 'safety brakes' to ensure human control over AI systems. Huang predicts that AI will be 'fairly competitive' with humans in five years if it can pass tests in a comparable manner.
Microsoft president Brad Smith and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang debunk claims of imminent super-intelligent artificial intelligence (AI) surpassing humans. Smith states that AGI, specifically OpenAI's project Q*, is decades away and emphasizes the importance of focusing on safety measures. He suggests implementing 'safety brakes' to ensure human control over AI systems. Huang predicts that AI will be 'fairly competitive' with humans in five years if it can pass tests in a comparable manner.
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Microsoft president Brad Smith and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang debunk claims of imminent super-intelligent artificial intelligence (AI) surpassing humans. Smith states that AGI, specifically OpenAI's project Q*, is decades away and emphasizes the importance of focusing on safety measures. He suggests implementing 'safety brakes' to ensure human control over AI systems. Huang predicts that AI will be 'fairly competitive' with humans in five years if it can pass tests in a comparable manner. 
