The head of the AI department at Microsoft warns that it is "dangerous" to study the consciousness of artificial intelligence.
Adrian Rusu
.webp)
IT&C knowledge
Foto: pixabay.com/ro
Always see our news on Google
In a recently published article, Microsoft's AI CEO, Mustafa Suleyman, firmly stated that studying what some call 'AI welfare' is 'premature and, frankly speaking, dangerous.' Suleyman warned that promoting the idea that AI could one day be conscious could exacerbate already existing real human problems, such as forming unhealthy emotional attachments to robots or experiencing psychological stress related to AI.
Latest News
23:05
Ilie Bolojan accuses Alexandru Rogobete of being "one of the arsonists" of the health strike.
22:40
University of Craiova, eliminated from the Champions League qualifiers after 2-2 with Levski Sofia
22:27
MIPE provided clarifications regarding the request for a service apartment from Dragoș Pîslaru
22:05
The Court of Cassation of France rejects the appeal of Paul of Romania and approves his handover to Romania
21:51
Ilie Bolojan, call to Romanians to reduce energy consumption during peak hours after the shutdown of the reactors at Cernavodă
See more news
Personalized news feed, AI-powered search, and notifications in a more interactive experience.
