Debate: Is AI an Existential Risk to Humanity?
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Debate: Is AI an Existential Risk to Humanity?
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Welcome to our first episode of Season 2 of Reinforcement Talking, UCL AI Society's Podcast!
This episode is an audio version of our recent AI Debate. It's difficult to think of a question with higher stakes. Some AI experts like Geoffrey Hinton think that AI should be considered just as risky as pandemics or nuclear war; others, like Melanie Mitchell, see the risks as vanishingly small.
It was a pleasure to host 4 experts on this topic, including
- Reuben Adams, a UCL AI PhD student
- Chris Watkins, Professor in Computer Science at Royal Holloway
- Jack Stilgoe, a Science Technology Professor at UCL
- Kenneth Cukier, Deputy Executive Editor at The Economist.
If you'd prefer to watch the YouTube version, here's the link.
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