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Tech CEO warns centralized AI power could lead to ‘counterfeit’ humans, technocrats seeking control
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A tech CEO warns that allowing a few companies to dominate AI technology could lead to a darker outcome, including the potential for 'counterfeit' humans and technocrats seeking control.
The CEO, John Johnson of Patmos, discusses the need for the US to build infrastructure to remain competitive in the development of artificial intelligence.
- Artificial intelligence could become a powerful economic engine for American communities, but a tech CEO warns that allowing a handful of companies to dominate the technology could lead to a much darker outcome.
- Patmos CEO John Johnson joined FOX Business’ Stuart Varney on “Varney & Co.” to discuss the race to develop artificial intelligence, concerns about centralized technological power and the infrastructure he says the US needs to build to remain competitive.
- “I think if we can continue to compete on the infrastructure side, we’re going to be OK against China.
Key Takeaways
- Centralized AI power could lead to 'counterfeit' humans
- Centralized AI power could lead to negative outcomes
- A few companies dominating AI technology is a concern
- AI could become a powerful economic engine for American communities
- The potential for 'counterfeit' humans is a risk associated with centralized AI power
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- Increased regulation of AI technology
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