You are claiming something exists. As with Bertrand Russell's teapot, the burden of proof is on you.
So far, it's just been sci-fi, scary sci-fi, but sci-fi nonetheless. A technology is not unsafe merely because of the possibility of doing it wrong.
A technology is safe because
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Burden of Proof in AI Safety Claims and Technology Risk
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Phase Change Requires Human Innovation and Control
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A phase change won't just "happen" as if it were a natural phenomenon.
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Open Source AI and Preventing Regulatory Capture Risks
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Computational Feasibility of Brain Simulation with Crow and Dog Neural Networks
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I used crows and dogs because they both have about 2 billion neurons (a few trillion synapses), which will soon be within reach, computationally.
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Intelligence Danger Obscurantism Axiom Critique
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"Intelligence is dangerous" is the axiom of obscurantism.
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Open Source AI Democratizes Power Against Institutional Control
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Technologies that empower humans by increasing communication, knowledge, and effective intelligence always cause opposition from people, governments, or institutions who want control and fear other humans.
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Superhuman AI Emergence: Progressive Development Toward Advanced Systems
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The emergence of superhuman AI will not be an event. Progress is going to be progressive.
It will start with systems that can learn how the world works, like baby animals.
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PyTorch Dynamic Graphs vs Torch7 Technical Heritage
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PyTorch was inspired by Torch7 which was developed at NEC Labs and NYU (in my lab).
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FAIR Expands Global Presence to Paris, London, and Tel Aviv
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We have FAIR sites in Paris, London, and Tel Aviv, in addition to New York, Montreal, Menlo Park, Seattle, and Pittsburgh.
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Is AI Really Smarter Than Humans at Games?
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Obviously, AI is smarter than you because it can beat you at chess, go, poker, and a few other games.
Right?