Artificial intelligence has rapidly made its way into our lives. It has helped to make our work more efficient, helped develop new medications and improved our ability to predict the weather.
But in recent weeks, some of the very experts leading the A.I. revolution have sounded the alarm about potential dangers of the rapid developing technology, warning that if left unregulated the technology poses a threat to humanity’s very existence.
Given the pace at which news is developing, we know you have questions. And my colleagues and I on the Science desk are here to answer them. Together we have experience covering issues related to technology, bioweapons and other existential risks.
What is that you are most curious or concerned about A.I.?
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