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14.10.26 - 16:06
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Bill Gates Fearmongers "Grim" AI Cyberattack Surprises (ZeroHedge)
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Bill Gates Fearmongers "Grim" AI Cyberattack Surprises
Authored by Steve Watson via Modernity.news,
Bill Gates returned to the Sunday-show circuit this week with a fresh round of alarms about artificial intelligence, telling CNN's Jake Tapper that the technology is "more dangerous than any" cars, planes, or drugs and that "grim possibilities" await if society fails to maintain control.
Speaking on State of the Union, the Microsoft co-founder and described AI as "the most dangerous technology humans ever invented." He predicted that "over the next year, primarily in the cyber area, we are going to have a lot of negative surprises" once "bad people" strip safeguards from the latest models.
The real near-term danger, he said, is not AI "getting out of control" - that remains "years away" - but criminals using the tools for extortion, stock-market disruption, or similar schemes that already have proven business models...
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14.10.26 - 16:06
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Amundi listet drei neue Themen-ETFs mit Fokus auf Künstliche Intelligenz und Zukunftstechnologien - ETF-News (Fondscheck)
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Paris (www.fondscheck.de) - Amundi, der führende europäische ETF-Anbieter[1], listet drei neue Themen-ETFs, die Anlegern ein gezieltes Engagement in den Themen KI und Zukunftstechnologien bieten: der Amundi Global Space Technologies UCITS ETF (ISIN IE000RUMHLK6/ WKN ETF395), der Amundi Global Critical Metals & Rare Earths UCITS ETF (ISIN IE000UV2SV13/ WKN ETF406) und der Amundi Global Electrification Infrastructure UCITS ETF (ISIN IE0004LE6CM5/ WKN ETF401)[2], so Amundi in der aktuellen Pressemitteilung. [mehr]...
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14.10.26 - 15:01
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AI risks could repeat China shock that cost jobs, former US commerce chief Raimondo warns (SCMP)
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The rapid and unbridled development of artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to disrupt the US economy in a way that is comparable to the “China shock” that displaced American workers, former US commerce secretary Gina Raimondo warns.
Speaking at the Bloomberg New Economy Forum in New Delhi on Tuesday, she drew parallels between AI's potential disruption to American jobs and the past impact of Chinese manufacturing competition on the US labour market.
“In America, we've seen what......
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