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AI minister says ‘warnings are not new’ as experts predict the technology could wipe out humanity
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The AI minister has stated that warnings about AI's potential dangers are not new.
Experts have predicted that AI could potentially wipe out humanity.
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Key Takeaways
- AI minister acknowledges existing warnings about AI's potential dangers
- Experts predict AI could pose an existential threat to humanity
- The minister's response suggests a sense of familiarity with the warnings
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- Further development of AI
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