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You know that old saying that fish don't know they're in water?

It feels apt to me in this moment when artificial intelligence is finding its way into nearly

every aspect of daily life whether or not we've ever downloaded a chatbot to our phones.

What will that mean once the AI can do everything better than the flesh and blood creatures

that brought it into existence?

From KERA in Dallas, this is Think.

I'm Chris Boyd.

AI is not there yet, but it keeps getting more capable and powerful all the time.

Some of that evolution can happen without human intervention or even human comprehension of how or why.

And my guest believes there is a strong chance that once artificial intelligence supersedes us entirely,

it will have little use for humans, which could pose an existential threat.

Nate Souries is president of Machine Intelligence Research Institute, or Miri. Together with

Eliezer Yudkowski, he is the author of, if anyone builds it, everyone dies. Why superhuman AI

would kill us all. Nate, welcome to think. Thanks for having me. That is quite a subtitle.

Not could kill us all, might kill us all, would kill us all.

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