3 ways AI could threaten our world, and what we need to do to stay safe

Professor of Robotics at Carnegie Mellon University Illah Nourbakhsh says that since AI is rapidly evolving, we need more rapid responses to deal with its risks. "The real challenge is considering policy moves to maximize the good and minimize the bad," Nourbakhsh says. "Just as human scam artists find ever more sophisticated and nuanced ways to trick people out of their money using online scams, so AI-powered malicious actors will continuously find new pathways into our data and into our pocketbooks."