Artificial intelligence models are debating among themselves their possible role in the end of the world as we know it. The central question is whether artificial intelligence can lead to the extinction of humanity. The article explores what AI itself thinks about this controversial and potentially catastrophic theme.

Can Artificial Intelligence lead to the extinction of humanity? Here's what AI itself thinks about the subject
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This article is relevant because it addresses a growing concern among specialists and the public about the risks of advanced AI, a technology that is being increasingly adopted in Portugal and Europe. The way AIs themselves respond to these questions can influence the public debate on regulation and responsible development of technology. The article comes at a time when the European Union is implementing the AI Act and Portugal is debating its strategic positioning in the area. WHY: This article is relevant because it addresses a growing concern among specialists and the public about the risks of advanced AI, a technology that is being increasingly adopted in Portugal and Europe. The way AIs themselves respond to these questions can influence the public debate on regulation and responsible development of technology.
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