Hinton warns of 10% risk of human extinction from AI within a decade
Nobel Prize-winning computer scientist Geoffrey Hinton said there is roughly a 10% chance AI leads to human extinction within the next decade. He has repeatedly warned about risks from increasingly powerful AI systems.
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