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'Social Order Could Collapse' in AI Era, Two Top Japan Companies Say

NTT and Yomiuri Shimbun Group Holdings urge fast legislation to regulate generative AI, warning of democracy and social order collapse if AI is not controlled.
Concerns mount among U.S. Allies, including a European Parliament law restricting AI, over American-led AI programs.
Experts warn of AI's uncontrollability leading to human extinction, AI matching human intelligence by 2029 predicted by Google AI specialist.

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"Social order could rot" in AI era, top Japanese companies warn

Japan's largest telecommunications company and the country's largest newspaper have launched a call for urgent passage of laws to...

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'Social Order Could Collapse' in AI Era, Two Top Japan Companies Say

Japan's largest telecommunications company and the country's biggest newspaper called for speedy legislation to restrain generative AI, saying democracy and social order could collapse if AI is left unchecked. From a report: Nippon Telegraph and Telephone, or NTT, and Yomiuri Shimbun Group Holdings ...

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Top Japanese Companies Issue Manifesto Warning About AI: 'Social Order Could Collapse'

Two top Japanese companies issued a manifesto calling for new laws to restrain generative AI, warning 'social order could collapse.'

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Japanese Companies Warn that 'Social Order Could Collapse' in Age of AI

Two influential Japanese companies are warning that "social order could collapse" in the new AI era as they call for new laws to restrain the technology. The post Japanese Companies Warn that ‘Social Order Could Collapse’ in Age of AI appeared first on Breitbart.

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