Inteligența Artificială ar putea avea un sfârșit mult mai banal decât ne imaginăm. „Marea dezamăgire” • Newsweek România

Andrew Rogoyski argues that the future of Artificial Intelligence may be less dramatic than often portrayed, suggesting it could become too expensive and not useful enough to justify its development. He warns that companies might prematurely lay off employees before AI systems prove reliable, risking loss of valuable human expertise. Additionally, he highlights the potential for AI to exacerbate cyberattacks on critical infrastructure, which could lead to significant financial damage and a backlash against AI. Rogoyski believes that specialized AI applications, like those in drug discovery and climate modeling, may offer more tangible benefits, but warns that disillusionment with AI could hinder progress in these areas.