Domingos: AI Will Plateau Rather Than Experiencing Infinite Runaway Intelligence Growth
Pedro Domingos · #13 Pedro Domingos: The Rise of The Machines · Aug 30, 2016 · at 39:35
Pedro Domingos explains to Shane Parrish why he rejects technological singularity predictions of infinite runaway artificial intelligence.
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“And I think they will be in the case of AI, but I don't think we're going to see this, you know, infinite growth that, you know, goes completely beyond you know, what humans can imagine.”
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