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Oxford Prof. Nick Bostrom wants companies like Google and Facebook to help keep Artificial Intelligence friendly | MIT Technology Review

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09 April 2015



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“Philosopher Nick Bostrom says major tech companies are listening to his warnings about investing in “AI safety” research. Over the past year, Oxford University philosophy professor Nick Bostrom has gained visibility for warning about the potential risks posed by more advanced forms of artificial intelligence. He now says that his warnings are earning the attention of companies pushing the boundaries of artificial intelligence research.”




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