Microsoft's Brad Smith says we may be losing the race against AI.
During the interview, Smith warned of China's increasingly powerful AI capabilities and the fact that we may be caught up in a losing race with the technology itself."If we don’t enact the laws that will protect the public in the future, we are going to find the technology racing ahead, and it’s going to be very difficult to catch up," Smith stated.Many of the world's brightest minds have warned of the perils of artificial intelligence.
capabilities recall Orwell's cautionary dystopian novel, which envisioned a surveillance state ruled over by an all-seeing technology-enabled dictator."I’m constantly reminded of George Orwell’s lessons in his book 1984," Smith explained in the interview. "You know the fundamental story was about a government who could see everything that everyone did and hear everything that everyone said all the time," he continued."China's AI capabilities outpacing other world powers
Smith pointed, in particular, to the use of AI in China. The country's ambition is to become the world leader in , and many have already stated that large powers, such as the European Union, are falling behind when it comes to research in artificial intelligence.
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