Scientists have been sounding the alarm about the potentially catastrophic dangers posed by artificial intelligence. Gideon talks to Anu Bradford, professor at Columbia University and author of a forthcoming book on the global battle to regulate technology about the different approaches being taken in the US, Europe and China. Clips: Amanpour & company; C-SPAN
How actors are losing their voices to AI
We must avoid the evils of social media with AI
European companies sound alarm over draft AI law
AI executives warn its threat to humanity rivals ‘pandemics and nuclear war’
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