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On October 30, Martin Hellman, winner of the 2015 Turing Prize and professor at Stanford University, pointed out at the Artificial Intelligence Parallel Forum at the World's Top Scientists Forum held today that the risk of AI, the threat of nuclear war, and climate change all have the same root cause. Technology has given humans almost “divine physical strength,” yet humans are still stuck in the most irresponsible teenage behavior. He metaphorically said that humans are like a 16-year-old who has just obtained a driver's license. If they don't mature quickly, they will self-destruct. Herman proposed that humans already have the radical transformation capabilities needed to survive in the technological age. He called for the establishment of a cooperative world order. “But as long as we build the necessary world order, all these challenges will eventually be solved.”
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On October 30, Martin Hellman, winner of the 2015 Turing Prize and professor at Stanford University, pointed out at the Artificial Intelligence Parallel Forum at the World's Top Scientists Forum held today that the risk of AI, the threat of nuclear war, and climate change all have the same root cause. Technology has given humans almost “divine physical strength,” yet humans are still stuck in the most irresponsible teenage behavior. He metaphorically said that humans are like a 16-year-old who has just obtained a driver's license. If they don't mature quickly, they will self-destruct. Herman proposed that humans already have the radical transformation capabilities needed to survive in the technological age. He called for the establishment of a cooperative world order. “But as long as we build the necessary world order, all of these challenges will eventually be solved.”
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