Digital subscribers can listen to this article. Subscribe today for unlimited access to Texas Monthly. Already a subscriber? Log in. In the almost four years since Chat GPT was released and generative AI tools became part of daily life, critics’ concerns have focused on real but fairly ordinary risks: students cheating, researchers getting facts wrong because of AI “hallucinations,” users following bad advice and harming themselves, the possibility of mass job loss as the technology replaces human workers. This summer, though, experts have begun warning of a more existential threat. The news of the July cyberattack on the machine learning platform Hugging Face by OpenAI agents acting without human instruction offered a first glimpse of what rogue AI might look like. Then, last week, a researcher…The post Congressman Greg Casar Wants to Stop AI From Killing Us All appeared first on Texas Monthly.
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