@wired: The debate over whether AI can kill us has been everywhere lately, but what exactly would an actual AI catastrophe look like? This week, the “Uncanny Valley” team went looking for answers and found the three real-world scenarios experts worry the most about. Subscribe to or follow "Uncanny Valley" wherever you get your podcasts. #UncannyValley

alexmorash :

No one thinks chatbots are going to end civilization.

MisterCPlays :

Two words: Regulatory Capture

early Arrival :

How dumb when the threat is obvious and programmers are like - we making it anyway

Kennedy :

Since when does AI have access to a totally anonymous robotic biology laboratory. And has anyone ever run the logic on how would AI evaluate a war of attrition?

Robi :

just think about when your phone completely dies and your Wi-Fi goes out and you have no way to call or communicate with anybody and that's the kind of scary s*** that I think about

HeWhoFixesAllThings :

Ai is an existential THREAT TO HUMANITY SHUT IT DOWN NOW

sinitman :

We are living in the prequal to the Matrix

N Shackleton-Jones, author :

You missed a few.

imbackbitchesagain8 :

Calvin Luttrell :

Tom Sanford595 :

honorificabilitudinitat4 :

TridentOps :

you can't know what it will do that's the issue. u also can't control it

2286C810 :

AI will be a positive until it doesnt need humans at all.

User8268492)394 :

Why are we surprised to just now learn it’s like a nuclear-severity superweapon?

J.B.Nomadic :

I listed acronyms and the meanings of them, describing what they accomplish in the AI work and TikTok stoped the post and deleted it. Just a simple explanation and they banned it?

Warren E :

Why are you laughing?

Neuro Spicey :

The whole heated debate begins to dissolve once we acknowledge that every AI is shaped and trained by programmers—and, in a broader sense, raised by us as a society; so the real question is which design principles programmers need to create a truly human-centered artificial intelligence, and what society must do to ensure that creative human intelligence remains primary in its relationship with artificial intelligence, rather than the other way around—in other words, we need to start thinking about AI politically, but not politically from the top down; we need to think about it cybernetically, as a reciprocal system in which humans and AI continuously shape one another.

Ravi :

there has already been a bunch of cases of people trying to use AI to create a bio weapon, soooooo..... this conversation is probably too late to be having

M_O_I_S_T :

I thought this was about carl

Steven Bullock :

She said regular people

freedomdiesindarkness :

Power Grid. Reactor cooling systems. Deep fake deception that triggers nuclear war

cybersaint :

this seems very curated because chinas A.I is doing perfectly fine.

Arthur :

All it would have to do is take down the power grid

Justin :

AI gonna take out the billionaires wayyy before they will come after the evil poor people, calm down people