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Greater than 200 outstanding people and 70 organisations need worldwide settlement on ‘don’t cross’ pink traces for synthetic intelligence, to stop dangers to humanity. We converse to Stuart Russell, professor of laptop science on the College of California in Berkeley, who’s backing the decision. He spells out a few of the potential dangers that AI might pose to us all, and says world settlement on AI pink traces is the answer.
Additionally on Tech Life this week: We have a look at how synthetic intelligence is having an impression on the authorized career. In Ghana, holograms are serving to to unfold breast most cancers well being recommendation. And Shiona McCallum speaks to a younger tech YouTuber in Dubai.
Presenter: Shiona McCallum
Producer: Tom Quinn
(Picture: An illustration of AI letters towards a pink backdrop. Credit score: Wong Yu Liang/Getty Photos)
