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Jack Clark's Oxford Warning: AI May Wipe Out Humanity If the World Stays Passive​

Jack Clark, co-founder of Anthropic, has issued one of the most sobering warnings yet about the trajectory of artificial intelligence. According to a report by StartupPedia, Clark told students at the University of Oxford that there remains a "non-zero chance" advanced AI systems could eventually wipe out human civilization.​

Who Is Jack Clark and Why His Words Carry Weight? Details........​

 

[nicenic]

In that world, a domain name becomes more important, not less important. It is one of the few stable identity layers a business can own and build reputation around over time.

 

[CashproofAi]

In that world, a domain name becomes more important, not less important. It is one of the few stable identity layers a business can own and build reputation around over time.

Is my thread related to domain? It was about AI threat.

 

[URL Stream]

Is my thread related to domain? It was about AI threat.

You've already posted nearly one hundred of these unrelated, non-domain articles here on NP.

 

[CashproofAi]

This post falls under Forums → Discussion → More Discussion Categories → Technology and is in line with NP guidelines. AI is an emerging trend that is expected to impact nearly every aspect of our world, and the domaining industry is no exception.

 

[DomainRecap]

May?

 

[URL Stream]

Is my thread related to domain? It was about AI threat.

AI is an emerging trend that is expected to impact nearly every aspect of our world, and the domaining industry is no exception.

 

[CashproofAi]

Thanks for understanding the whole concept. The effects of AI on human society are still unpredictable, and many people are only guessing about the future. But those who already lost their jobs without any fault are feeling its heat now.

 

[Liaminvestor]

we will work for the robots, so humans will get jobs

 

[CashproofAi]

we will work for the robots, so humans will get jobs

First I would like to offer thanks for your response. But think seriously , how a software professional doing high paid jobs for Amazon(for example) will be compensated to work for robots? Can they sustain their livelihood for such works?