Experts researching threats stemming from artificial intelligence agreed on key work areas needed to contain dangers like loss of human control or easily accessible bioweapons in a report published Thursday.Many safety-focused scientists were disappointed by February’s Paris AI summit, where the French hosts largely left aside threats to home in on hoped-for economic boons.
But “the mood was exactly the opposite of Paris” at a gathering of experts in Singapore in late April, said MIT researcher and conference organiser Max Tegmark, president of the…
