The most obvious interpretation would be: ‘Artificial intelligence will make it possible to clone any business.’ I would be more cautious. Perhaps what really becomes cheaper is the first visible version of a business. And that may further expose the parts that are hard to copy: an active community, business agreements, accumulated data
Is renaming artificial intelligence enough to turn it into superintelligence? Trump's new order directs federal agencies to use that word where they previously said ‘artificial intelligence’. But it retains the existing legal definition. In other words: the change in language does not show
What if an artificial intelligence could approve its own mistake?
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Superintelligence already has a task force in Washington. Who will oversee artificial intelligence, and how will the government weigh technological leadership, safety, and public trust?
There is an interpretation that runs counter to the most obvious one that interests me. Many people will say: “With technology executives close to the government, the task force will only protect companies.” That is a real risk, but could a commission involving the trade agency and intelligence services demand tougher evidence from them than an isolated offi
The difficult part begins when someone has to decide what counts as “the most good.” The movement emerged around a powerful idea: compare interventions, look for evidence, and devote time and money to those that help the most. That led to very concrete work in global health, such as funding programs against malar
Artificial intelligence speeds up programming, but who checks that the software does what we actually need? We explore how software development changes when generating code costs less.
What if an attack tool could rework itself every time it was detected?
Cyberattacks using artificial intelligence are faster and cheaper. How does AI help automate intrusions, and what can organizations do to protect themselves?
Can buying artificial intelligence take three years? The CIA wants to try to do it in six months.
The CIA wants to accelerate its use of artificial intelligence. Who will check its conclusions? Discover how the race to analyze secret information faster is changing and what risks it poses.
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