Berkshire warned about the potential evils of artificial intelligence at the annual Berkshire Hathaway shareholders meeting on Saturday.
on Saturday, Buffett fielded a question about AI's impact on traditional industries, and said he didn't know anything about the technology, but "that doesn't mean I deny its existence or importance or anything of the sort."
Buffett would go on to compare the invention of AI to the development of the atomic bomb. Here's what he said.Buffett relayed an experience he had where he encountered an AI-generated version of himself online. Capitalist that he is, Buffett understands that AI could be a world-changing technology — one that could be used for good or ill.
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