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AI researchers say companies rush self-improving systems, ignoring potentially disastrous risks

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AI researchers say companies rush self-improving systems, ignoring potentially disastrous risks

Neel Nanda, a research scientist at DeepMind, said he believed there was at least a 10% chance that AI could lead to human extinction, which he described as "ridiculously high."

  • Neel Nanda, a research scientist at DeepMind, said he believed there was at least a 10% chance that AI could lead to human extinction, which he described as "ridiculously high."

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  • AI researchers say companies rush self-improving systems, ignoring potentially disastrous risks

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  • Center: Neel Nanda, a research scientist at DeepMind, said he believed there was at least a 10% chance that AI could lead to human extinction, which he described as "ridiculously high."
  • Right: Coverage gap: Currently unaddressed by verified outlets on this side of the spectrum.

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Ownership: Jerusalem Post (IL) (Corporate)

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  1. 1m agoJerusalem Post (IL): Neel Nanda, a research scientist at DeepMind, said he believed there was at least a 10% chance that AI could lead to human extinction, which

Historical Context

2024 — EU Artificial Intelligence Act

World’s first binding horizontal regulation on risk-tiered AI models enters into force.

2023 — Generative AI Deployment Boom

Large language models trigger global compute buildout and frontier safety accords.

2022 — Global Semiconductor Legislation

U.S. and European Chips Acts direct hundreds of billions into domestic fabrication fabs.

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