Mistral AI founder warns humanity faces its greatest AI threat
The post Mistral AI founder warns humanity faces its greatest AI threat appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Mistral AI CEO Arthur Mensch has warned the global population of the biggest threats that artificial intelligence poses to humans. As global tech leaders continue to debate the impact of the technology on the job market, the Mistral AI boss says the biggest skill to humans might be “deskilling.” In a recent interview, the Mistral AI boss dismissed claims that artificial intelligence will lead to more cuts to white-collar jobs. Another claim was made by Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, who said that AI could be on its way to eliminating 50% of entry-level office jobs. Amodei mentioned that as producers of the technology, AI firms and labs need to be honest about what is coming. He added that unemployment could increase by 10% to 20% in the next five years. Mistral AI CEO reveals AI’s threat to humans Mensch dismissed the idea that artificial intelligence could run up the unemployment rate in the future. He said the bigger risk is that people might become lazier as they rely on the technology to search for information. The CEO, who co-founded the open-source large language model developer alongside Guillaume Sample and Timothy Lacroix in April 2023, mentioned that a way to avoid this is to ensure that humans remain actively involved in reviewing and critiquing artificial intelligence outputs. He added that developers can avoid the risk if they look at it from a design aspect. “It’s a risk that you can avoid, if you think of it from a design perspective, if you make sure that you have the right human input, that you keep the human active,” he said. The Mistral AI CEO, who spoke at the Viva tech conference in Paris this month also added that it is important that humans do not see every output from artificial intelligence models…
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Mistral AI CEO Arthur Mensch has warned the global population of the biggest threats that artificial intelligence poses to humans. As global tech leaders continue to debate the impact of the technology on the job market, the Mistral AI boss says the biggest skill to humans might be “deskilling.” In a recent interview, the Mistral AI boss dismissed claims that artificial intelligence will lead to more cuts to white-collar jobs. Another claim was made by Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, who said that AI could be on its way to eliminating 50% of entry-level office jobs. Amodei mentioned that as producers of the technology, AI firms and labs need to be honest about what is coming. He added that unemployment could increase by 10% to 20% in the next five years. Mistral AI CEO reveals AI’s threat to humans Mensch dismissed the idea that artificial intelligence could run up the unemployment rate in the future. He said the bigger risk is that people might become lazier as they rely on the technology to search for information. The CEO, who co-founded the open-source large language model developer alongside Guillaume Sample and Timothy Lacroix in April 2023, mentioned that a way to avoid this is to ensure that humans remain actively involved in reviewing and critiquing artificial intelligence outputs. He added that developers can avoid the risk if they look at it from a design aspect. “It’s a risk that you can avoid, if you think of it from a design perspective, if you make sure that you have the right human input, that you keep the human active,” he said. The Mistral AI CEO, who spoke at the Viva tech conference in Paris this month also added that it is important that humans do not see every output from artificial intelligence models…
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