Bill Gates Warns of Danger if Control of Artificial Intelligence is Lost

Bill Gates, founder of technology giant Microsoft, drew attention to the extent of the danger that artificial intelligence can pose in an interview with the New York Times.

Gates warned that if necessary precautions are not taken, biological, cyber and psychosocial risks may spread much faster than the benefits of artificial intelligence.

"IF CONTROL IS LOST..."

Emphasizing that rapidly developing artificial intelligence does not have biological limits, unlike human intelligence, Bill Gates stated that there will be tremendous developments in the next 20 years and underlined that the next 5 years are especially critical in terms of security.

"There is no other technological product that is less understood than artificial intelligence, and whose capabilities are less known," Gates said. he said. Pointing to the risk of losing control, the Microsoft founder said, "We will be for artificial intelligence what cats and dogs are for us."

"IT CAN NEVER BE TRUSTED"