On this episode of “On Balance,” Leland Vittert discusses oil shortages, the Persian Gulf and the latest developments in the war in Iran. Brent Sadler, Mike Sarraille and Representative Jason Smith (R-Mo.) weigh in. Meanwhile, multiple warnings are being raised about the potential dangers of AI. Sneha Revanur and J.B. Branch assess the risks. Later, the midterm elections could reshape America’s political landscape. Corbin Trent, Tiffany Smiley and Stephanie Hamill break down the latest developments. Plus, Chris Hahn examines Hasan Piker’s influence within the Democratic Party and the fallout surrounding his commentary. "On Balance with Leland Vittert" takes a critical look at some of the day's hottest subjects.
President Trump has again expressed his opposition to regulating artificial intelligence, even as AI employees continue to warn about the technology. MS NOW's JM Rieger rolls the tape on how Trump's opposition fits a pattern that includes shrugging off the economic concerns of Americans.
A third-party test company inadvertently gave internet access to Google’s Gemini and other artificial intelligence models during cybersecurity testing.
Nobel prize-winning computer scientist Geoffrey Hinton told CNN's Boris Sanchez that he was "very concerned" about the latest examples of AI agents going rogue, and said we may not get as good a warning shot before they take over.
Image: ElisaRiva via Pixabay , Pixabay License . ElisaRiva By Guy K. Mitchell, Jr. ‘Destruction of humanity’ ranks worst. But this outcome would be almost as bad.
Even as Republicans insist that technology companies can police themselves to ensure the public is safe from overstepping artificial intelligence and Donald Trump assures Americans that his firm hand is all that is necessary, the artificial intelligence industry continues to make alarming disclosures about the dangerous capabilities of A.I. and its occasional tendency to do something it supposedly shouldn't be able to do. Ronan Farrow, investigative reporter for the New Yorker, joins to discuss.
