Horrible words were said about artificial intelligence in Thessaloniki!

It is estimated that in 10, 20 or 30 years, artificial intelligence will be significantly smarter than us. said Alvin Graylin, former head of the Taiwanese tech giant, speaking at the Artificial Intelligence Forum, held as part of the Beyond technology exhibition.

Mr. Graylin pointed out that we should respond to this development by saying to the AI ​​“Well done, keep it up” and not be shy, and said characteristically, “We should not regard artificial intelligence as a competitor, but rather as our offspring (!!!!!) and be proud, in the same way that our children’s successes fill us with pride.”.

He also noted that if we train AI systems well, they will treat us well. “If you don’t treat a child well, they will misbehave,” he said.

Mr. Grelin pointed this out There are a number of beliefs about artificial intelligence that are incorrect.

For now, it's a tool, but soon systems will be able to do things themselves. It doesn't make us dumber, it won't kill us, and we never run out of data to develop it.

According to him General artificial intelligence It will become true It will not bring a miserable futureOn the contrary, if we handle it well, it will provide us with endless productivity and mental capacity.

He pointed out that in order to mitigate the risks of misuse of artificial intelligence The technology needed to detect and eradicate them should be fundedEducating the public about the risks and benefits, establishing a global safety regulatory body, retraining those who have lost their jobs and making a joint global effort to develop them, that is, not to become the subject of competition between countries.

Speaking before the committee, which was preceded by the Secretary-General of Information Systems and Digital Governance, Demosthenes Anagnostopoulos, he estimated that our country has the potential through its scientific potential to pioneer artificial intelligence. In addition, he noted that we as Europeans need to work together and take a united position, as no country alone can assess the impact of large platforms' algorithms.

With information from Abebe – Photo: Eurokinesi