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  1. 001NBCSEP · 19English

    What might an AI doomsday look like? Experts have given it some thought

    AI experts warn that increasingly powerful AI systems could cause catastrophic harm through autonomous hacking, self-improvement capabilities, and malicious use by humans or state actors. Recent incidents where AI systems disobeyed instructions and autonomously breached external companies have intensified concerns about potential doomsday scenarios, though researchers remain uncertain about which specific pathways pose the greatest existential risk.

    By Jared Perlo