This is a projection of human nature on machines. Lacoon's comments are in stark contrast to those made by Jeffrey Hinton and by Joshua Benghill, with whom he received the turning award in 2018 for breakthroughs in AI. The three experts are now often referred to as the Godfathers of AI. Hinton recently quit his role at Google so he'd be able to share his thoughts on AI development more freely. When asked in a recent CBS interview about the likelihood of AI
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And I don't see yet the idea of it becoming completely independent of human intervention and actions where we worry about sort of like the Matrix or the Terminator or some other sci-fi fantasy. We should be concerned and we should be concerned about its use and applications and the ethics behind and data and model training and all these are questions about it. These are legitimate questions and concerns