Geoffrey Hinton argues that humanity's future depends on developing AI with maternal instincts to ensure its protective behavior. He suggests that as AI becomes smarter, it should still care for humans, akin to the relationship between a mother and her child. Hinton criticizes the traditional tech approach to AI governance and emphasizes that the focus should shift toward fostering care in AI systems. He believes that genuine international collaboration will emerge from a collective desire to prevent AI from dominating humanity.
Geoffrey Hinton emphasized the necessity of designing AI with maternal instincts, stating that AI's care for humanity is crucial for survival as it becomes more powerful.
Speaking at the Ai4 conference, Hinton criticized the conventional 'tech bro' approach for managing AI, advocating instead for a paternal-like structure where AI is guided by humans.
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