“Elon” Japka, CEO of “TESLA Inc” at the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC, USA, Wednesday, 19, 2025.
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Elon Musk has once again sounded the alarm about the dangers of the Moon and what he considers to be the three most important ingredients to ensure a positive future with technology.
Billionaire CEO TeslaSpacex, Xai, x and boring company appeared on a podcast with Indian billionaire Nikhil Kamat on Sunday.
“We’re not guaranteed to have a positive future,” Musk said on the podcast. “When you create a powerful technology, there is a risk when you create a powerful technology, it can be potentially destructive.”
Musk was a star developer with Sam Altman, but went public in 2018 criticized the company With its established mission “SECURITY” as a RESPONSIBLE MUST, after it launched ChatGPT in 2022, to develop it safely.
Musk has previously warned that it is “one of the greatest threats to the future of civilization,” and noted that rapid advances have been made, with AI leading the way on the Moon, and that doctors will pose a greater risk to society than cars or airplanes or medicine.
In the podcast, Tech Internaind stressed the importance of ensuring that we strive for truth rather than inaccuracies. “It could be very dangerous,” Musk told Kamat, who is also the founder of retail startup Zerodha.
“Truth and beauty and interest. “I think these are the three most important things for the Moon,” he said.
He did not strictly adhere to the truth, saying that Aini learned information from sources on the Internet, where he “tells lies, and then those lies are not true.”
He added: “If you make him believe things that he believes to be true, you can make him crazy, because he also leads to bad conclusions.”
“Hallucination” – wrong or misleading answers – is a big problem. Earlier this year, the AI feature was introduced by Apple in its iPhone Fake fake news alerts.
They learned from the BBC News App NEW NEWS NEW NEWS NEWS British Darts Luke Littles Luke Littler Luke Littler accused of winning the championship. Littler did not win the tournament final until the next day.
Apple Intelligence will respond to the text displayed in the messages while Apple is working to resolve the issue to the BBC.
Musk added, “Some appreciation for beauty” and “you’ll know it when you see it.”
According to Muska, AI should want to learn more about the nature of reality because humanity is more interesting than machines.
“It’s interesting to see humanity flourishing, if not human flourishing,” he said.
Geoffrey HintonA computer scientist and former vice president at Google, the so-called “ancestor of AI,” said earlier this year that “10% to 20%” of AI will “wipe us out,” according to the CEO’s diary. It included several short-term threats, hallucinations and automation of entry-level jobs.
“If enough smart people do enough science with enough resources, we’ll figure out a way to make them so they never want to harm us,” Ginton added.