@theargentgroup: Geoffrey Hinton, the Nobel Prize-winning scientist known as one of the fathers of modern AI, has warned that the world might have been better off without artificial intelligence. In an interview with The Guardian published on November 3, 2026, Hinton said, “It might be that we would have been better off never developing it.” The 78-year-old scientist believes AI could bring great benefits, but he is worried about the dangers it could create. He warned that AI could cause a major crisis later this year or in 2027. One possible example is an AI-powered attack on electricity networks that could cause widespread blackouts. He also warned that an incident could disrupt the financial system for an entire week. Hinton also fears AI could lead to massive job losses, greater inequality and serious problems for society. He wants governments to require safety tests before powerful AI systems are released, similar to the checks required for new medicines. Despite his concerns, Hinton believes humans can still keep AI under control if they take the risks seriously.

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