@VraserX: China officially talks about AI loss of control as a serious future risk while the US president is dismissing similar w…
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This post highlights China's official stance on AI loss of control as a serious risk, contrasting with the US president's dismissal of similar warnings, marking an unexpected turn in AI political discourse.
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China officially talks about AI loss of control as a serious future risk while the US president is dismissing similar warnings as a conspiracy.
That is not the AI politics I would have predicted a few years ago.
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