The risk of AI is already here: producing more than we can review

Here is my thesis: debating whether “the singularity has already begun” can distract us from a more useful question. What matters is how much important work we delegate to these systems, who checks their results, and who decides where they are used. We do not need to wait for a superintelligence to ask those questions. Think of a bank that uses artificial intelligence to draft reports, a hospital that uses it to organize information, or a company that entrusts it with much of its software development. Even if a person approves the final result, they may no longer be able to review thousands of decisions made at high speed with the same depth. The capacity to produce work can grow before our capacity to verify it. That gap is a possible, fairly near-term consequence of technology that already exists.

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