The UK government has rejected the idea of a "kill switch" for dangerous AI, with the Cabinet Office stating that the technology cannot simply be turned off. Meanwhile, AI critic Timnit Gebru suggests that much of the public discourse around AI extinction fears is a deliberate distraction. Gebru argues that these fears are stoked by AI companies to avoid confronting more immediate and tangible harms, such as those related to autonomous weapons. AI
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- Autonomous Weapons and Accountability: Seeking Solutions in the Law of War
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- British Broadcasting Corporation
- Cabinet Office
- Government of the United Kingdom
- Timnit Gebru
- UK
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