
Microsoft founder Bill Gates called for urgent supervision, stating that the uncontrolled growth of artificial intelligence technologies poses existential risks on a global scale.
In an interview with NBC, Microsoft founder Bill Gates stated that artificial intelligence systems carry the risk of triggering events that could lead to the death of billions of people, and emphasized that the technology should be controlled by strict legal controls.
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Bill Gates argues that the uncontrolled development of artificial intelligence poses a threat as serious as climate change and nuclear weapons. He previously made similar warnings in August.
Bill Gates warned that artificial intelligence systems could trigger events that could lead to the death of billions of people.
Microsoft founder Bill Gates made an important warning about the possible future effects of artificial intelligence technology in his interview with NBC. With this statement about artificial intelligence, Bill Gates stated that the systems are powerful enough to trigger events that can lead to the death of billions of people.
Gates emphasizes that the uncontrolled growth of this technology carries serious risks. For this reason, he argues that artificial intelligence systems should be controlled by much stricter rules.
Artificial Intelligence and Security Audit
The leading name in the technology world has actually expressed his concerns about artificial intelligence before. Gates drew attention to the seriousness of the issue by making a similar warning last August.
Stating that the developed systems are not just software, Gates states that they can have global impacts. In this context, he argues that artificial intelligence security audit processes should be put into effect urgently.
Gates thinks that it would be a big mistake to leave artificial intelligence technology uncontrolled and states that legal regulations on this issue are essential. He underlines that companies and states need to find common ground on this issue.
It is known that studies on artificial intelligence continue around the world without slowing down. However, the existential risks of artificial intelligence brought by this speed are closely followed by experts.
A Historic Technological Revolution
Gates describes the rapid development in artificial intelligence as a technological revolution unprecedented in history. He states that this development contains both great opportunities and great threats for humanity.
He sees artificial intelligence as an issue that needs to be addressed on a global scale, like climate change and nuclear weapons. He emphasizes that humanity no longer has the luxury of waiting on this issue and that action must be taken.
He argues that such large-scale risks should be analyzed in addition to the opportunities offered by technology. He thinks that AI technology risk analysis processes should advance faster than the technology itself.
Global cooperation seems essential to control artificial intelligence. These warnings from Gates have also reignited security discussions in the industry.

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