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Bill Gates Warns of AI's True Danger
According to a report by Agence France-Presse on October 11, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates said on October 11 that he is more concerned about the sharp increase in cyberattacks launched with the help of artificial intelligence than about the risk of AI potentially becoming "out of control."
In an interview with ABC News, he said: "Cyberattacks will very likely become the most prominent challenge we face in the coming year." Gates added that "the real danger right now is not AI becoming out of control," although we "still need to work on that front," but rather "being exploited by people with ulterior motives."
He warned: "In the coming year, especially in the field of cybersecurity, we will encounter many unexpected and terrible surprises." Gates believes that the security systems currently put in place by companies specializing in artificial intelligence are not yet sufficient to defend against the threat of hacker attacks.
The billionaire has previously issued warnings about the negative impacts of artificial intelligence, and at the end of August called for supporting measures for the changes brought by this technology, including an AI tax, the establishment of an international agency, and the designation of jobs to be performed exclusively by humans.
Several prominent executives in the industry have also recently emphasized the need for greater vigilance regarding this technology, with Anthropic's Dario Amodei even pledging to proactively slow down the pace of research and development.
Gates also refuted the view advocated by U.S. President Trump that as long as companies specializing in artificial intelligence self-regulate, global security can be guaranteed. Gates said, "Clearly, we are not doing enough."
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