Industry
Humanoid ethics: how far have we come?
SEOUL, October 12 (AJP) - Silicon Valley's billionaire titans are getting the big-screen treatment this fall — brilliant, eccentric and increasingly cast as villains of the AI era. Films about Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg and Sam Altman are turning the people shaping the technological future into subjects of public scrutiny. They call for restraint and warn of AI's potential harm to humanity, yet compete fiercely to invest more and roll out ever more powerful systems.
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