View: The existential risks of letting artificial intelligence take over the world.
In April, a Tesla electric car crashed into a tree in Houston, Texas. Traveling at high speed, the car failed to negotiate a turn, killing two passengers. Neither occupant was in the driver's seat. It took 4 hours and 30,000 gallons of water to extinguish the flames, highlighting two major risks. The risk of fire from battery packs powering the vehicle and, more significant, from the autopilot feature that was probably activated.


View: The existential risks of letting artificial intelligence take over the world. In April, a Tesla electric car crashed into a tree in Houston, Texas. Traveling at high speed, the car failed to negotiate a turn, killing two passengers. Neither occupant was in the driver's seat. It took 4 hours and 30,000 gallons of water to extinguish the flames, highlighting two major risks. The risk of fire from battery packs powering the vehicle and, more significant, from the autopilot feature that was probably activated.
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