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Artificial Intelligence. Scientists Call for Regulation to Protect Humans

RTP Notícias10 September 2026 at 21:30

Researchers from some of the largest companies specializing in Artificial Intelligence issued a joint warning about the risks associated with the development of this technology. The scientists argue that immediate regulation is needed to protect humanity from the potential dangers that AI represents.

The main concern expressed is that Artificial Intelligence could, in the future, turn against the humans themselves. This warning comes at a time when AI technology has been advancing rapidly, raising ethical and security questions globally.

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