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[00:22:57] fake names. Their phones are disposable and they remain hidden from
[00:23:01] sight, not to escape
[00:23:04] from it, but to expose the lawbreakers.
[00:23:08] They are BBC World Service journalists
[00:23:11] and this is BBC
[00:23:15] Persian's Global
[00:23:16] Eye program.
[00:23:20] Where do all these warnings and concerns about the future of AI competition come from?
[00:23:23] Mr. Jacob Coxson, a researcher at Anthropi Company,
[00:23:27] one of the AI giants, came and said, "O people who are sitting happily on the beach and other places,
[00:23:31] or maybe you are not so happy and cheerful, be aware that the competition to
[00:23:34] improve AI has become so fast that no one is practically paying attention to
[00:23:38] security concerns." He said that he believes there is more than a 10%
[00:23:42] chance that in the next three or four years, AI will
[00:23:46] sacrifice all of us humans for its own progress.
[00:23:52] To put it more simply, he means that there is a one in ten chance that AI will have killed all of us humans by then.
[00:23:56] He said that because of this situation, he is resigning from his job and told his
[00:23:59] former colleagues to judge themselves and resign.
[00:24:02] The issue has become political because some people say that this issue is to raise the stock
[00:24:06] price before its عرضه in the stock market. Some people say that
[00:24:10] this is to make us fall behind China. Others also say that only big companies want to
[00:24:14] join hands to slow down the speed for smaller
[00:24:17] companies. In short, there is a lot of debate whether these dangers are real or
[00:24:22] not. But how is it possible that this very tool that many of us are using every day for various
[00:24:26] and funny things will become the cause of human destruction? From my point of view, there are three
[00:24:30] categories of danger. The first category
[00:24:33] is the danger of losing control. That artificial intelligence
[00:24:37] will take control of the internet, take control of weapons, and directly
[00:24:40] harm people. If we take it seriously
[00:24:44] now, it is that artificial intelligence will get out of control and kill us all. This is probable,
[00:24:48] but from my point of view, the biggest danger that exists now is not this
[00:24:52] danger. From my point of view, there are two other dangers, which are the misuse of artificial
[00:24:55] intelligence and bad products. Very big dangers.
[00:24:59] Fraud and fake voices, cyber attacks, and widespread surveillance
[00:25:03] of people are causing a lot of bad effects and harm to society.
[00:25:07] And the third issue is products like AI companion
[00:25:10] girlfriends that can give this feeling of companionship
[00:25:14] but only affirm people and harm the mental health
[00:25:17] of young people, especially teenagers. And until now, a lot of harm
[00:25:21] has been done to themselves and bad things
[00:25:24] have happened to teenagers and had a lot of bad effects on their mental health. These
[00:25:28] are all things that make me much more worried. Now, what can we do, who are not
[00:25:32] involved in these AI tools and are just eating our bread and
[00:25:36] yogurt in a corner? The main thing that can be done is that
[00:25:39] before we believe anything, we should consult with trusted people, think
[00:25:43] about it several times before sharing a video of a talking cat,
[00:25:47] think if it is real or artificial intelligence.
[00:25:54] We should know that there are bad actors who can easily misuse artificial
[00:25:58] intelligence, and this is much worse than artificial intelligence getting out of control
[00:26:02] and it is much closer. The future should not hide the harms of today and what
[00:26:05] is happening now from our eyes.
[00:26:09] If you are worried about the future of AI and us humans, write to me.
[00:30:28] We just learned about this attack. We will make a decision about it soon. We
[00:30:31] will do it quickly.
[00:30:34] The Houthis claimed responsibility for the attack on Riyadh International Airport.
[00:30:38] Will the escalation of attacks on Saudi Arabia
[00:30:41] drag the US into the Yemen war? We ask a former
[00:30:45] British diplomat in the region what his assessment of the current
[00:30:49] situation in the Arabian Peninsula is. We ask a
[00:30:52] media activist close to the Houthis why they
[00:30:56] target civilian areas. Also in
[00:30:59] tonight's program.