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Key Points: Super-intelligent AI is highly risky and development should be cautious. Promotes consumer-grade hardware AI to prevent corporate and military monopolies. Supports categorizing AI into “small” and “big” to avoid overregulation of all AI projects. Vitalik Buteri recently expressed on X that he was deeply concerned with the rapid development of super-intelligent AI and what that means for society. He emphasized the high risks associated with super-intelligent AI and urged a cautious approach in pushing it forward. My current views: 1. Superintelligent AI is very risky and we should not rush into it, and we should push against people who try. No $7T server farms plz.2. A strong ecosystem of open models running on consumer hardware are an important hedge to protect against a future where… — vitalik.eth (@VitalikButerin) May 21, 2024 Vitalik Buterin highlighted the risks of rushing forward with super-intelligent AI development and called for resistance against such efforts. He particularly criticized the idea of building a $7 trillion server farm dedicated to super-intelligent AI, arguing that such centralized and gargantuan projects could come with a huge concentration of power that would control significant aspects of human thought and society. Readmore: Ethereum ETF Applications: Is There Potential For New Breakthrough? Buterin’s Plan to Prevent AI Monopolies Buterin said the growth of a robust open source model ecosystem was the way forward. He said that it would serve to be a good countermeasure to how to prevent AI’s value from becoming overly concentrated in the hands of a few corporate or military entities. The open source models pose lesser risks compared to monopolistic approaches, with the latter being less likely to lead to situations where a small few players have disproportionate control over AI technologies and, by extension, human cognition. Ethereum CEO understood the rationale behind categorizing AI into…

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