OpenAI claims it solved Navier-Stokes math problem as calls grow for regulation

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A former employee at two of the leading artificial intelligence companies is warning they're both pursuing a point of no return. In stark terms, he says OpenAI and Anthropic could lead to disaster for humanity. Connor Leahy from the non-profit ControlAI says superintelligence should be banned and prevented, suggesting humanity will lose control and these systems will eventually out-compete humans. “If we get to a world where there are millions or billions of things that are more competent than us, that can out-compete us, and we do not understand or control, it’s very hard to imagine that going well.” He said. A recent example of AI’s growing competence may have come Tuesday, when OpenAI announced ten thousand agents solved a version of the Navier-Stokes equations – which describes the movement of water and sometimes stars and galaxies. Nathaniel Dove has more on the bleak prognosis. For more info, please go to https://globalnews.ca Subscribe to Global News Channel HERE: http

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