Google to add AI chat to main search engine, CEO Sundar Pichai says
Yet there are risks in the potential for AI to develop new technology more quickly than we can understand and control it. Virally replicating and extending an AI is a feat that hasn’t been pulled off yet. AFP via Getty Images/MARCO BERTORELLOĪ science-fiction novelist could have fun spinning a story about humans becoming mere bystanders - or collateral damage - in an automated arms race between rival coding machines.ĬhatGPT does not write infallible code, just as it doesn’t give infallible answers to questions about history or literature.
The latest large language models - “LLMs,” such as GPT-4 - can write computer code. If the AI were better at coding than human beings are, our only countermeasure would be to build an even more powerful intelligence. But by using our bodies to reproduce itself a virus can kill, and a networked viral AI would be devastating to any computer within its reach. If an AI could propagate itself through phones, tablets, Internet servers and orbital satellites, the human race could find its communications infrastructure crippled, even if the viral intelligence had no aim beyond its own replication.Ī biological virus like COVID-19 has no hostile intentions either. The latest large language models - “LLMs,” such as GPT-4 - can write computer code, and mischievous hackers have prompted them to try writing code to implant themselves onto mobile devices. Some 1,800 tech entrepreneurs, computer scientists and other experts have put their names to a petition calling for a moratorium on AI development.Įlon Musk and Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak are among the signatories. Popular culture is rife with terrifying tales of insane or malevolent AI, from HAL 9000 in “2001” to Skynet in the “Terminator” films and the machines that turn human beings into living batteries in the “Matrix” movies. How worried should we be about artificial intelligence? ‘Bad actors’ will exploit AI to wreak havoc on society: Microsoft’s top economist Meta says ChatGPT-related malware is rising: ‘The new crypto’ĪI could have ‘human-level’ intelligence in next few years, Google DeepMind CEO says Theoretical physicist tells Joe Rogan of the ‘dangerous’ side of AI chatbots: ‘It doesn’t care’
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