Science Secretary said that AI could be used by terrorists to build dangerous biological weapons
poses future dangers because even its creators do not understand how it works, the Science and Technology Secretary has warned.and cripple key infrastructure with cyber attacks.hosted in Britain with dozens of world leaders attending would focus in parallel on the twin risks of misuse by bad actors and the technology running out of control and threatening humanity’s future.
Ms Donelan said: “For all the benefits AI is bringing us today, I want us to be vigilant about the risks that we will face tomorrow. Right now, leading AI companies are increasing their investment in this technology a hundredfold. “This will yield extremely powerful models with capabilities that no one – including the companies themselves – may fully understand. I want to see these models being evaluated rigorously before they are released so that people can have total confidence in their safety both now and in the future.”
She warned that AI regulation would require a “global effort”, with the UK attempting to take the lead by hosting the first international safety summit taking place at Bletchley Park in early November. The two primary goals will be preventing “misuse” – the abuse of AI for hostile purposes – and “loss of control”, which could happen if firms develop superhuman intelligence without ensuring it is “closely aligned with our values and intentions”.
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