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AI expert Stuart Russell: Why current regulation is failing
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Handelsblatt·1 hour ago·Tech·1 min read·🇩🇪Germany·

AI expert Stuart Russell: Why current regulation is failing

In an interview at the DLD conference, the co-author of the standard textbook warns of the risks of out-of-control artificial intelligence.

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  • Stuart Russell, co-author of a leading AI textbook, comments critically on current AI developments at the DLD conference in Munich.
  • He warns of the dangers of uncontrolled AI and criticizes the existing regulatory approaches as inadequate.

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Stuart Russell is co-author of an influential AI textbook and is regularly critical of security risks in the development of AI systems.

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In an interview at the DLD conference in Munich, Russell explains to Handelsblatt why he has gone from being a technology optimist to warning, why he thinks the current regulation is wrong and how high he believes the risk is that AI will get out of control.

Mr. Russell, you co-wrote the world's most influential AI textbook and are now considered one of the most prominent warnings. When exactly did the optimist become the skeptic?

I don’t think “skeptic” is the right word. It's more of a compliment to AI when I say: It could become so powerful that it becomes a threat - unless you develop it correctly. Someone who ensures that nuclear reactors don't explode is not a skeptic about nuclear energy. That's just common sense.

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