Snoop Dogg questioned both the safety of artificial intelligence, and whether he should invest in the technology at the Milken Institute 2023 Global Conference.
Geoffrey Hinton’s recent warnings
about artificial intelligence, who recently quit his job at Google so he could discuss the harms of AI. "And I heard the dude, the old dude that created AI saying, ‘This is not safe, 'cause the AIs got their own minds, and these mother---ers gonna start doing their own s---.’ I'm like, are we in a f---ing movie right now, or what? The f-- man?"
Hinton is often referred to as the"Godfather of AI," told the New York Times he believes bad actors will use artificial intelligence platforms – the very ones his research helped create – for nefarious purposes.Snoop Dogg questioned the safety of artificial intelligence at the Milken Institute 2022 Global Conference.And while Snoop highlighted potential concerns about artificial intelligence, he also questioned whether he should invest in the technology.
"So do I need to invest in AI so I can have one with me? Or like, do y'all know? S---, what the f---? I'm lost, I don't know," Snoop continued, drawing laughter from the audience.
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