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AI could outpace humanity within five years, experts warn

AI safety experts warn rapid advancements could outstrip humanity’s ability to manage risks, threatening jobs and global stability.


A leading AI safety researcher has raised the alarm over the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence, warning that technology may soon outpace humanity’s ability to implement effective safeguards. British scientists say the world might not have enough time to prepare for the safety risks posed by cutting-edge AI systems.

AI capabilities are reportedly advancing exponentially, with performance in some areas doubling every eight months. Researchers predict that within just five years, machines could outperform humans in most economically valuable tasks, raising concerns about the stability of jobs, the economy, and national security.

Experts are calling for urgent, increased research into AI behaviour and control mechanisms. Without stronger oversight and safety measures, they warn that advanced AI could become difficult—or even impossible—to manage, potentially creating serious global risks.

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