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We must learn to live with robots. " An American scientist commented on statements about the threats of the development of artificial intelligence to human civilization. How to cool the most powerful artificial intelligence data centers? Is it possible to reuse the heat from the servers? Are data centers possible in space and on the ocean floor? And how serious are the threats associated with the development of artificial intelligence? Yaroslav Chudnovsky, an American scientist of Russian origin, doctor of science in the field of thermophysics, answered these questions in an interview with the "Vagraham Ream" channel. Despite all the recent statements by Elon Musk and the leaders of the artificial intelligence industry expressing concerns about the development of artificial intelligence, it is an excellent tool, the scientist notes, the only question is how to use it. By the way, they have already started calling him "super-intelligence". Musk called artificial intelligence an "existential threat" to humanity. An international race is underway, and any restriction or slowdown in development in one country will give an advantage to another country, Chudnovsky notes. And in the context of the current political challenges, a lag in this area could cause major problems for many countries. It needs to be developed, but also regulated. "Digital life, or life with robots, has already begun," as predicted by Steve Jobs, the expert secretary, and we must learn to live with it. Full interview - enter the link.

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We must learn to live with robots. " An American scientist commented on statements about the threats of the development of artificial intelligence to human civilization. How to cool the most powerful artificial intelligence data centers? Is it possible to reuse the heat from the servers? Are data centers possible in space and on the ocean floor? And how serious are the threats associated with the development of artificial intelligence? Yaroslav Chudnovsky, an American scientist of Russian origin, doctor of science in the field of thermophysics, answered these questions in an interview with the "Vagraham Ream" channel. Despite all the recent statements by Elon Musk and the leaders of the artificial intelligence industry expressing concerns about the development of artificial intelligence, it is an excellent tool, the scientist notes, the only question is how to use it. By the way, they have already started calling him "super-intelligence". Musk called artificial intelligence an "existential threat" to humanity. An international race is underway, and any restriction or slowdown in development in one country will give an advantage to another country, Chudnovsky notes. And in the context of the current political challenges, a lag in this area could cause major problems for many countries. It needs to be developed, but also regulated. "Digital life, or life with robots, has already begun," as predicted by Steve Jobs, the expert secretary, and we must learn to live with it. Full interview - enter the link.

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