Bill Gates calls AI more dangerous than cars, urges balanced regulation

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Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has responded to OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's comments on AI 'doomerism'. Gates stated that responsible AI leaders agree the technology is very concerning. He argued that AI is more dangerous than cars, planes, or medicines. Gates called for implementing safeguards and finding a middle ground on regulation between no rules and a complete halt.

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