The Aporia
The Aporia
13 articles about 7 events for “Artificial Intelligence Risks”.
“IMF warns of risks from AI boom and debt, but raises forecast for world growth Report comes as financial leaders gather in Bangkok for fall meetings of IMF and World Bank The International Monetary Fund on Tuesday slightly upgraded its outlook for the world…”
“…rld Economic Outlook, released on Tuesday, identified low-income developing countries that are net oil importers and are not exposed to the ongoing artificial intelligence technology investment boom as being the most vulnerable to the shocks from the Iran…”
“The recent boom in artificial intelligence — and the related rush to manufacture semiconductors and build data centres — has provided a boost to global growth despite geopolitical pressures including the West Asia war.”
“Terrorists could use biological weapons created using artificial intelligence to target Britain, the head of MI5 has warned.”
“Log in Terrorists could exploit artificial intelligence to target Britain with drones or biological weapons, the head of MI5 has warned.”
“…r chip stock prices have shot too high in the frenzy around artificial-intelligence technology, and concerns climbed further following reports that China’s memory chipmaker CXMT is making advances that could challenge industry heavyweights like Micron…”
“(Hinton also has the Nobel prize in physics.) But in 2023, Hinton had announced his resignation from the tech giant to be able to “freely speak out about the risks of AI”.”
“…ys milk faces more regulation than AI AI generated LONDON – Artificial Intelligence needs urgent global regulation with independent evaluators able to vet new developments, the president of Microsoft said, warning that AI currently faces fewer safety…”
“Model distillation has emerged as a key concern for leading artificial intelligence companies due to intensifying US-China competition, with firms including Anthropic, OpenAI and Google arguing the practice enables rivals to reproduce advanced capabilities…”
““Further escalation in conflicts, a reassessment of expectations surrounding artificial intelligence (AI), renewed trade tensions, and fiscal vulnerabilities could weaken growth,” it said.”