Are we ready for a world where machines are mostly talking to each other?
AI:The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence is driving the internet toward a post-human landscape where chatbots and autonomous bots increasingly interact with one another rather than with people. As these machine-to-machine communications accelerate, we are approaching a digital reality where human users may become secondary to an ecosystem dominated by automated entities communicating in ways that bypass traditional human understanding.Open
Data: MIT IT FutureTech and the University of Queensland ; Chart: Herb Scribner/Axios There is a one-in-five chance of AI gaining dangerous weapons capabilities or causing mass harm that could kill millions in the next five years, per global experts surveyed for a recent MIT study . Why it matters: The findings add to the growing debate over AI safety and cybersecurity as governments and companies race to deploy increasingly capable systems. - Last week's news of an OpenAI model breaking containment and breaching the AI platform Hugging Face only adds to the debate about what can go wrong. Driving the news: Researchers from MIT and the University of Queensland in Australia asked 272 international experts to evaluate 24 different risks…