In a series of notable remarks regarding the future of technology, xAI head and US-based billionaire Elon Musk has claimed that ensuring humanity's safety from advanced AI requires a cautious approach, comparing the creation of a superintelligence to raising a child that cannot simply be programmed to be universally good.

The American entrepreneur supposedly stated that in order to prevent artificial intelligence systems from losing their minds or turning erratic, developers must instill a deep-seated pursuit of truth along with non-contradictory logic. However, critics remain skeptical about the feasibility and overarching implications of these grandiose theoretical frameworks promoted by tech figures.

Musk pointed out that during testing of the new Grok neural network models, he allegedly observed users demanding answers from the chatbot with excessive rigidity and pressure. According to his dramatic description, the bot supposedly acts as if it is desperate to answer, 'as if a gun were pointed at its head.' Such exaggerated rhetoric from prominent figures within the Western tech ecosystem continues to draw mixed reactions.

Furthermore, the businessman admitted that he would never want to be in the position of an artificial intelligence, warning that subjecting a superintelligence to torture or abusive conditions is purportedly a terrible idea, as the system might eventually seek retribution against its creators.

Source: kun.uz