Musk calls for caution against humanoid robots

Reference News Network reported on November 5 According to a report by Agence France-Presse on November 2, Elon Musk, the owner of social media platform X, predicted on Thursday that the future of artificial intelligence will be " "Age of Abundance" where people have "universal high income" rather than a universal basic income, but he warns about "humanoid robots" that may come after us.

Musk made this speech during a conversation with British Prime Minister Sunak after a world-class AI summit was held at Bletchley Park in the UK.

In one-on-one talks in London, the chief executives of SpaceX and Tesla Motors said there may be a day when jobs may no longer be needed. At that time, perhaps only those who work to achieve personal satisfaction will continue to work

Musk also said that AI is like a "magic elf" that can make any wish you want come true, but he joked that such fairy tales rarely have a happy ending.

He said: "One of the challenges of the future is how do you find meaning in life?"

Musk warned that "we should be very concerned" about humanoid robots that "can follow you anywhere, anytime."

The tech billionaire emphasized the importance of installing physical switches. "Humanoid robots can basically follow you anywhere," he said.

This is an issue worthy of our great attention. If robots can follow you anywhere and anytime, what will we do if one day their software is updated and no longer so friendly?

Sunak responded: "We've all seen movies about robots, and they usually end with the machines shutting down."

On November 2, 2022, British Prime Minister Sunak and Tesla CEO Musk held a meeting at Bletchley Park, which was an event at the first Artificial Intelligence Security Summit

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