The Guardian : AI needs regulating before it’s too late

It is already too late.<p>Emergent intelligences do not really need to be conscius to fully change the world.<p>Physical machines didn&#x27;t needed it in the XIX century, neither logical machines - models - didn&#x27;t needed it in the 2nd. decade of the XXI.<p>&quot;Human beings can also learn a new task by being shown how to do it only a few times. Machines, so far, cannot. Currently, AI can be prompted – but not prompt itself – into action.&quot;<p>Humans trust a LOT in free will, but most of the total system of the world, don&#x27;t need it at all.<p>The most curren and relevant example of logical machines and emergent intelligence, are corporations.<p>Not conscius, but incredibly intelligent, far more capable of solving complex problems than single conscius individuals and even extremely capable teams<p>Imagine teams of #IA

The fact that secret behaviors can be well concealed within a ML generated model makes it critical to start defining what can and can&#x27;t be tried.