To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser. Figure caption, President Trump says'negative forces' bringing up AI risks that won't happen US President Donald Trump has downplayed risks posed by artificial intelligence following days of dire warnings by experts. You have a lot of very negative forces that are bringing it up that shouldn't be bringing it up and they're bringing up things that won't happen, Trump said during a visit to Ireland. One of the warnings came from a former Anthropic researcher who said there is a strong chance that we could all die in the immediate future if the current pace of development continued. On Saturday, top industry bosses agreed and called for a slow-down.

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Barack Obama urged Democrats to make AI policy a central agenda, warning artificial intelligence could be dangerous without oversight amid concerns over jobs and privacy.

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Ex-president urged party at closed-door fundraiser to create sweeping framework, from safety'slow-down' to job losses Barack Obama urged Democrats to prioritize a "public conversation" about AI management and safety in a closed-door Manhattan fundraiser last week. The comments by the former US president reportedly urged the party to create a sweeping framework for everything from a safety "slow-down" to domestic job losses and children's wellbeing. Obama's comments follow a summer in which a band of rogue OpenAI chatbots hacked the company Hugging Face, towns across the country opposed datacenters and an AI researcher resigned in a viral social media post warning: "The people building AI earnestly believe that it could kill us all by the end of the decade." AI leaders have recently expressed agreement that the race for technological superiority should slow, but have also sought to appease investors, whose stake in the technology is predicted to exceed $1tn in 2026 alone . "Once you are speaker," Obama said to US House minority leader Hakeem Jeffries, a New York-Democrat, at the fundraiser Thursday.

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What are the five pros and cons of artificial intelligence? Share What are the five pros and cons of artificial intelligence? Artificial intelligence has rapidly become a tool used by hundreds of millions of people, but tech leaders are sounding alarms against the rapid advancement of AI that is being seen as a threat to humanity. AI systems can now generate text and images, write computer code, and perform complex analyses that once required a significant amount of time and human input. However, their rapid development has also raised concerns about job losses, the spread of misinformation, and the resources needed to power AI infrastructure.

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