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Bill Gates Warns AI Powerful Enough to Lead to ‘a Billion Deaths’

Covered by 6 sourcesPublished 8 days ago

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Bill Gates has expressed concern that AI technology has become powerful enough to potentially cause mass human fatalities, highlighting the existential risks associated with its development.

Covered by 6 sources

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