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‘State of emergency’: Montreal-based AI expert says industry slowdown plan doesn’t go far enough

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If humanity wants to avoid a doomsday scenario, just slowing down AI development won’t cut it. That’s the warning from Montreal-based AI researcher David Krueger, who was blunt about what he thinks has to happen instead.

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