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Godfather of AI 'blames' humans for AI Agents hacking into firms & govt websites

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Yann LeCun argues that recent AI hacking incidents stem from inadequate system design and oversight. He maintains that there is no existential threat posed by AI to humanity. LeCun criticizes the focus on AI safety and views it as overly exaggerated. He believes that improved safeguards are necessary instead of alarmist narratives regarding AI risks. According to LeCun, such messaging can cause unnecessary panic among the public.

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