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ReutersThis week in the UK, Elon Musk is anticipated to attend a global meeting on artificial intelligence.
Following Thursday’s ceremony, UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak announced that he would conduct a live interview with the tech billionaire.
The purpose of the summit, which will take place at Bletchley Park, is to examine the possible threats of artificial intelligence with world leaders and specialists in the field.
Ursula von der Leyen, president of the European Commission, and Kamala Harris, vice president of the United States, are expected.
The BBC also knows that a number of other prominent figures in the IT industry, including Sam Altman from Open AI and Nick Clegg from Meta, will be attending.
Yoshua Bengio, one of the founding founders of artificial intelligence, has told the BBC he will be present.
Prime Minister Sunak wrote: “In conversation with Elon Musk” on Mr. Musk’s X, the former Twitter. following the AI Security Summit. On X, Thursday night.”
Recent developments in artificial intelligence have been heralded as revolutionary, but they’re also risky and could endanger mankind as a whole. Mass job losses and a surge in misinformation could result from it.
An executive order that requires artificial intelligence (AI) developers to share safety results with the US government was signed by President Joe Biden on Monday.
Mr. Musk might, nevertheless, contend that the US and other nations should go farther.
He requested that “Giant AI Experiments” be put on hold in an open letter that was signed in March.
Mr. Musk stated he had been concerned about AI safety for more than ten years in an interview with the BBC in April.
“I think there should be a regulatory body established for overseeing AI to make sure that it does not present a danger to the public,” he stated.
Due to the data that AI businesses use to train chatbots—software that learns how people interact by scraping vast amounts of data from numerous sources to enhance its knowledge and interaction styles—Elon Musk has also set himself up against these companies.
