@rohanpaul_ai: "This recent fear about AI leading the human extinction and so on is much more science fiction than science. It's very …
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Prof Andrew Ng states that fears of AI leading to human extinction are overstated and harmful, as discussed in an interview on Bloomberg Tech.
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“This recent fear about AI leading the human extinction and so on is much more science fiction than science. It’s very damaging.”
Prof Andrew Andrew Ng on Bloomberg with @EdLudlow
From “Bloomberg Tech” YouTube channel, (full video link in comment) https://t.co/UwTkm3wAXy
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