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With Donald Trump winning the election, it appears that Elon Musk is going to become a powerful force within the administration. After all, the CEO of .
Now that his efforts have paid off, Max Tegmark, a renowned scientist who once worked with the world’s richest person, says Musk’s influence could lead to stricter safety standards for artificial intelligence , as the newspaper reports. The Guardian.
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Tegmark claims that Elon Musk’s support for a failed AI bill demonstrates that Elon Musk is still concerned about the repercussions of uncontrolled AI development. California’s SB 1047 bill required companies to test large AI models before releasing them.
Having often warned that such rampant development could be catastrophic for humanity, Musk was one of 30,000 others who signed a letter last year calling for a pause in the development of advanced human technology. AI.
According to Tegmark, Musk could convince Trump to introduce standards that prevent the growth of artificial general intelligence (AGI), a term used to refer to AI systems that match or exceed human intelligence levels.
“I think if Elon can get Trump’s attention on AI issues, we’ll be more likely to get some form of safety standards, which prevents AGI. It could help Trump understand that an AGI race is a suicide race.
Before Trump won the election, Musk predicted the development of artificial intelligence that would be smarter than the smartest human being by next year or by 2026.
“If you define AGI (artificial general intelligence) as smarter than the smartest human, I think it will probably be next year, within two years.”
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