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At the annual AI conference NeurIPS, Ilya Sutskever, co-founder of OpenAI, shared his insights on the development of superintelligent AI. He believes that this advanced form of artificial intelligence will surpass human capabilities in various tasks, leading to unprecedented changes.
The Evolution of AI
Sutskever predicts that superintelligent AI will differ qualitatively from the current AI systems. These advanced AI systems will possess agency, reasoning abilities, and self-awareness, making them more unpredictable and capable of understanding complex concepts with limited data.
The Future of AI Rights
In a surprising twist, Sutskever even suggests that superintelligent AI may seek rights and coexistence with humans. He envisions a future where AI entities peacefully coexist with humans and advocate for their own rights.
Safe Superintelligence Initiative
Following his departure from OpenAI, Sutskever founded the Safe Superintelligence (SSI) lab, dedicated to ensuring the safety of general AI. In September, SSI raised an impressive $1 billion to support its mission.
With the rapid advancements in AI technology, the future envisioned by Sutskever raises important questions about the ethical implications and potential outcomes of superintelligent AI.
