A recently trending video has captured the attention of tech enthusiasts worldwide, showcasing two AI systems interacting with each other. Upon realizing that both are machines, the AI began communicating in a unique \"language\" that remains incomprehensible to humans. This development has sparked discussions about the future of AI and its potential implications.
Ren Fuji, an academician of the Engineering Academy of Japan, shared his insights in an interview with CGTN. He expressed concerns that in such scenarios, robots could form their own social groups, independent of human oversight. Ren compared the governance of AI technologies to nuclear technology, highlighting the importance of regulating applications to prevent potential risks while still encouraging research and development.
\"Just as with nuclear technology, the advancement of AI holds great promise but also significant risks. It's crucial that we establish robust frameworks to manage these technologies responsibly,\" Ren emphasized.
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