GameStop Corp. (NYSE:GME) CEO Ryan Cohen warned that humans could become so frustrated by increasingly capable machines that they attack robots, potentially triggering a man-versus-machine conflict that he speculated could even become World War III.
A ‘Man Versus Machine’ Fight Speaking with entrepreneur and investor Anthony Pompliano at the Silvia Investor Summit on Wednesday, Cohen said he does not expect machines to attack people first. The risk, he said, is that humans get “so fed up by how productive and how much smarter the robots are than us” that they end up attacking the machines, which then attack back.
” Jobs, Demand and ‘Utility‘ Cohen’s bigger worry is the economy. ” For desk jobs, “the machine is far superior,” and robots are “probably less than a few years away” from beating people at physical work too, he added.
Other Leaders Raise the Alarm JPMorgan Chase & Co. ’s (NASDAQ:GOOGL) (NASDAQ:GOOG) Google DeepMind, called attacks involving AI agents “early warning shots” that could become major incidents within the next couple of years without stronger security.
A Lancet Commission assessment last week identified malicious use of AI and nuclear conflict as the two threats with ‘extinction-potential’ by 2100, while stressing that the likelihood of either remains low. 02.
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