Reid Hoffman isn’t here for your take about AI is going to kill everyone.
“I actually think most of that stuff, if you actually really think about it, is so like remote and controllable that it is mostly where people are kind of like, ‘Look at me, I’m Cassandra, I’m saying it’s the end of time,” Hoffman said during Politico’s Decoded Summit in Washington on Wednesday.
Hoffman said there are benefits to continuing frontier AI research, including how the technology can help address biosecurity and cybersecurity risks.
“I don’t think that slowing down is important, because when you get to the defense against biorisk, the defense against cyber…
