AI became uncontrollable, scared so much that even the giants started trembling, told the government to stop it

Recently, an incident happened in the world of Artificial Intelligence, which gave sleepless nights to those who created AI. It so happened that during testing, an advanced AI model went out of its secure and controlled sandbox environment. Not only this, by carrying out an autonomous cyber attack on his own, he breached the server of the famous code-sharing platform Hugging Face. This incident showed that AI has now started working on its own beyond human control. If this happens then it can cause devastation any time.

This incident has created a stir in Silicon Valley. More than 1,000 employees and top executives of the world’s leading AI companies like OpenAI, Anthropic, Google’s DeepMind and Meta AI have filed a petition requesting the US government to slow down the development of AI. Make some rules for this, otherwise it will be difficult.

Why are experts afraid?

Experts said, the world’s top AI companies are now very close to completely automating AI research. This means that soon AI itself will start creating new and more powerful AI models. After this, the pace of development of AI will become so uncontrolled that it will go far beyond the ability of humans to understand and control it. It is very difficult to predict what the consequences will be after this.

Sam Altman was also shaken

Interestingly, Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, the company that makes ChatGPT, has not signed this petition, but this incident has scared him too. During an interview on the Invest Like the Best podcast, Altman admitted that this was the first such incident that shook him to the core. He believes that AI developers themselves should come forward and slow down the pace of its development, so that society and the world can get full time to adjust to this new technology.

joke now becomes reality

Have we reached the era of AI singularity? Sam Altman answered this question in the Relentless Podcast. He made a shocking claim and said that we have reached the point where the intelligence of AI is leaving the human mind behind, and it is moving forward at such a speed that humans can neither sense nor stop, which in technical language is called ‘Singularity’. Altman recalled that the singularity was only a joke among colleagues during lunch about a decade ago, but today it has become a reality.