If that's the case for AI and we only put in regulations after something terrible has
happened, it may be too late to actually put the regulations in place.
The AI may be in control at that point.
It has the potential of civilizational destruction.
And then furthermore, there are concerns around if an AGI ever
becomes very, very powerful, which is possible, maybe it will want to go rogue being that
it is an agent.
Eliezer Yudkowsky,
he warns that AI will likely kill all humans.
So first of all, I will say I think that
there's some chance of that. That's a great question. What's your P-doom?
Probability that human civilization destroys itself.
Um, what I would say is it's definitely non-zero and it's probably non-ne- negligible.
I think it could do that. I think it could be a threat to- to all- to, you know, to- to-
to kind of all of humanity and us all.
There's still a chance that we can figure out how to develop AI that won't want to take
over from us, and
we have to face the possibility that unless we do something
soon,
we're near the end.
What's the worst case scenario? Well, the worst case scenario is, uh, human extinction.