Systems above a certain power may need be stopped, a member of the government's AI Council says.
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"Narrow AI" - systems used for specific tasks such as translating text or searching for cancers in medical images - could be regulated like existing technology, Mr Warner said. Humanity was in its position of primacy on this planet primarily because of its intelligence, he said."If we create objects that are as smart or smarter than us, there is nobody in the world that can give a good scientific justification of why that should be safe," Mr Warner said.
"There is a strong argument that at some point, we may decide that enough is enough and we're just going to ban algorithms above a certain complexity or a certain amount of compute.
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