Is AI Superintelligence Too Dangerous to Build?

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Artificial Superintelligence (ASI) is the being pursued by AI companies like OpenAI, Grok, Google. There is a lot of conflict in society on whether we should be building it at all, because it could destroy the human race. I debate with Max Winga from Control AI, a non-profit working with lawmakers and public in the USA, UK, and EU to push for regulations and full bans on superintelligence development. We unpack the accelerating AI timelines coming out of Silicon Valley, from predictions of AGI in a few years to warnings that superintelligent AI could appear within a decade. We explore LLMs, latent space reasoning, evolutionary computing, neuromorphic chips, government inaction, and rising pressure to pause frontier models. 00:00 What is ASI? 01:20 What is the difference between ChatGPT? 02:07 We Disagree On Stopping AGI Development? 04:16 How Far Are We From ASI? 05:52 What are alignment issues and how do models teach themselves? 09:41 Are we in control? 14:22 Are governments taking this seriously? 17:46 What is the Line in the Sand for AI Development? 23:25 What happens to humanity if we ignore all of this? If you're concerned about superintelligence, go contact your lawmakers at https://campaign.controlai.com/take-action. Linkedin Article: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/ai-superintelligence-too-dangerous-build-veronica-hylak-rkxif/ Keywords: Artificial Superintelligence, AGI (Artificial General Intelligence), AI safety, AI alignment, Superintelligent AI, AI risk, OpenAI superintelligence, Sam Altman AGI, Godfather of AI, Geoffrey Hinton, Elon Musk AI Warning, Anthropic AI safety, Control AI, AI existential risk, Government AI regulation, Future of AI, Veronica Hylak