Bill Gates thinks we're worrying about the wrong AI DISASTER
Not some superintelligence taking over the world, but criminals using increasingly powerful AI to attack banks, disrupt markets and extort businesses.
He expects “a lot of negative surprises” within the next year.
The worrying part is that this isn't entirely hypothetical.
CrowdStrike reported an 89% increase in attacks by AI-enabled adversaries last year.
Gates' point is pretty straight forward: we don't have to wait for AI to become smarter than humanity for it to become dangerous.
We just have to give today's tools to people who already know how to cause trouble.
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Not some superintelligence taking over the world, but criminals using increasingly powerful AI to attack banks, disrupt markets and extort businesses.
He expects “a lot of negative surprises” within the next year.
The worrying part is that this isn't entirely hypothetical.
CrowdStrike reported an 89% increase in attacks by AI-enabled adversaries last year.
Gates' point is pretty straight forward: we don't have to wait for AI to become smarter than humanity for it to become dangerous.
We just have to give today's tools to people who already know how to cause trouble.
$TAO $NEAR $ZEC