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Superintelligent AI may not be 'evil', but humans could become obstacles to its goals: AI Expert

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Superintelligent AI may not be 'evil', but humans could become obstacles to its goals: AI Expert

Superintelligent artificial intelligence (AI) may not necessarily turn against humans or act with an intention to cause harm, but people could become obstacles to its objectives if such systems become significantly more capable than humans, Juan Diego Raimondi, chief AI architect at Making Sense, said in an exclusive conversation with ANI.

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