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To: ggersh who wrote (198043)4/8/2023 1:37:48 PM
From: marcher  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 219150
 
"...In recent times, a new kind of weaponry – loosely called “AI” – has entered
the race. In 2021, we belatedly discovered how worried the US government was
about it. A National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence was convened
under the chairmanship of Eric Schmidt, the former chair of Google. In its
report, issued in March of that year, the commission warned: that China could
soon replace the US as the world’s “AI superpower”; that AI systems will be used
(surprise, surprise!) in the “pursuit of power”; and that “AI will not stay in
the domain of superpowers or the realm of science fiction”. It also urged
President Biden to reject calls for a global ban on highly controversial
AI-powered autonomous weapons, saying that China and Russia were unlikely to keep
to any treaty they signed..."
theguardian.com