Ah, Europe. House of Mozart, Goethe, and a thriving, all-encompassing worry of synthetic intelligence. If the remainder of the world is prepping for the AI Renaissance, then Europe — notably pricey previous Germany — is bracing for the AI Apocalypse, one Datenschutzbeauftragter at a time. It’s not that we predict AI would possibly sometime be harmful — we’re fairly certain it already is. It’s simply hiding. Like Skynet, however sneakier. Probably bilingual.
Whereas Silicon Valley builders are on the market educating fashions to jot down code, compose symphonies, and perhaps lastly clarify Tenet, the European discourse is caught in an episode of Black Mirror rewritten by Kafka, with a privateness lawyer and an ethical thinker within the author’s room. We’ve turned AI right into a Schrödinger’s risk: it’s each dumb sufficient to be untrustworthy and sensible sufficient to overthrow humanity. And we’re taking no possibilities — besides on lacking the longer term.
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