Will AI Doomsday look like A larm over artificial intelligence?

Not quite. Here’s what AI doomsday would look like A larm over artificial intelligence has reached a fever pitch in recent months. Just this week, more than 300 industry leaders published a letter warning AI could lead to human extinction and should be considered with the seriousness of “pandemics and nuclear war”.

Is it time for artificial intelligence to take over?

With AI like ChatGPT, which can do things like mimic a human conversation, write computer programs, and answer test questions, it’s, as Elon Musk has said, just a matter of time before artificial intelligence takes over, assuming it hasn’t already.

Can AI outperform humans?

These so-called “narrow” AIs are everywhere, embedded in your GPS systems and Amazon recommendations. But the ultimate goal is artificial general intelligence, a self-teaching system that can outperform humans across a wide range of disciplines. Some scientists believe it’s 30 years away; others talk about centuries.

How has AI changed over the last 5 years?

Doshi-Velez: Some of the biggest changes in the last five years have been how well AIs now perform in large data regimes on specific types of tasks.