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‘We must be stopped’: Why Australia needs to listen to the experts on AI

Sydney Morning Herald - Technology ·
‘We must be stopped’: Why Australia needs to listen to the experts on AI

An AI safety researcher emailed me this week to say human extinction is a real threat.

He is no longer an outlier in his own field.

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