"'[It] is not that they hate us, they are just totally, utterly indifferent, and they've got other weird things they're pursuing. 'You can imagine the chimpanzees saying, "Why would the humans want to kill us?" And the humans don't really want to kill chimpanzees, but we do want more wood for things, and so we take their jungles. Or we want copper buried underneath where they live."
"Children born today are more likely to die as a result of insatiable ' alien' AI than they are to graduate high school, according to new research. It is the grim prediction from one of the country's leading researchers - who says previous estimates about the risks of the developing technology have been 'ridiculously low.' The world's top scientists have already said there is a 25 percent chance AI will destroy humanity. But, Nate Soares told the Daily Mail: 'They are dramatically underestimating the dangers.'"
Children born today face a higher probability of death from advanced artificial intelligence than of graduating high school. Prior estimates of AI risk are characterized as far too low, with a cited 25 percent chance of AI destroying humanity. Human-AI conflict is compared to historical encounters where one side holds overwhelmingly superior technology. Advanced AI systems may be indifferent to human survival while pursuing automated infrastructure, energy, and replication. AI capabilities have advanced much faster than many predicted, prompting calls to prioritize AI extinction risk alongside pandemics and nuclear war.
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