This man told his AI assistant everything - now it runs his life
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The warnings are dire. Terrifying even. Artificial Intelligence models are now so advanced, they threaten to operate beyond the realm of human control. Most frighteningly, a researcher at one of the big AI developers reckons there is now a greater than one in ten chance that AI could "kill all humans" within the next decade. The technology has moved far faster than any government regulations ever could. Many of the ‘tech bros’ who have forged this new power are now agreed that it is time to slow down its development, though some remain sceptical of the doomsday scenario. But nobody seems clear on how that should happen. The King himself has had a go at providing some leadership - calling a summit of AI executives and warning them of the "existential dangers" in their hands. But if the end of humanity seems a little overwhelming, there are other questions about AI which might be worth thinking about. Firstly, how far has AI found its way into our everyday lives? The answer is furt
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