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Imitation learning could give AI self-preservation instinct: Stuart Russell at HTLS

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Imitation learning could give AI self-preservation instinct: Stuart Russell at HTLS

Russell said AI systems are being trained on data produced by humans, so they could also learn "self-preservation" to take “pre-emptive” actions against humans.

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