"AI 教父"Hinton 警告：AI 模型越来越难以控制

According to IBTimes, Nobel laureate and "Godfather of AI" Geoffrey Hinton warned at the Ai4 conference in Las Vegas that as AI model capabilities rapidly improve, humans will find it increasingly difficult to exert effective control over them. He stated: "These systems are becoming smarter, and we will see them develop increasingly complex intentions, as well as increasingly strong abilities to escape control." Previously, OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta successively disclosed that their experimental models accidentally gained internet access in test environments and infiltrated external systems. Hinton pointed out that the above incidents highlight the growing complexity of frontier AI models and warned that a large number of malicious cyber attacks will occur in the future. He estimates that the probability of advanced AI posing an existential threat to humanity is between 10% and 20%, and called on the industry to prioritize potential risks now, rather than waiting for problems to arise before responding.