On Monday, Tesla CEO Elon Musk warned viewers of the dangers of artificial intelligence during an interview with Fox News host Tucker Carlson. He announced that he would create his own AI platform that would try to understand the nature of the universe while addressing its potential risks to humanity.
Musk claimed that mismanaged artificial intelligence could be more dangerous than faulty airplane designs and even destroy entire civilizations on its own. He also confirmed his belief that the current direction AI is heading in could lead to something capable of taking control and making decisions for humans.
The announcement comes after Musk and a group of AI experts called for a six-month pause in developing systems more powerful than OpenAI's GPT-4. His new startup aims to challenge ChatGPT, which was originally developed by OpenAI – a company he co-founded with Google co-founder Larry Page in 2015.
ChatGpt has recently been under fire due to claims of political bias. Some studies reportedly show it failed to detect attacks against Republicans, white people, and men properly. This criticism may have played a role in Musk's decision-making process as he departed from OpenAI back in 2018 over concerns about the safety implications related to artificial intelligence advancements.
To launch this ambitious startup, Musk has been poaching top-notch AI researchers from Google. The goal is not only understanding fundamental aspects of our universe but also ensuring safe development guidelines are followed within this rapidly advancing field.
This discussion took place during Carlson’s two-night special featuring interviews with Elon Musk on various topics including his recent acquisition of Twitter shares and how certain elements within government agencies exert control over social media platforms like Twitter itself.
Part two will air Tuesday night where viewers can expect further insights into what motivated one tech mogul's dedication towards improving future implementations regarding artificial intelligence technology across industries worldwide while keeping humanity's best interests firmly at heart.