Need the world to wake up': AI 'Godfather's' stark warning after Trump's speech
25 days ago by arbilp3 to c/worldnews
US President Donald Trump labelled concerns about AI "a hoax" during a speech to the UNGA.
Professor Yoshua Bengio, one of the 'Godfathers' of AI has pushed back against those comments.
Professor Bengio will address the UN Security Council.
I saw Bengio interviewed tonight on 7.30. I thought what he has to say is worth listening to.
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