How can we contain the risks associated with AI?

The transcript explores the risks associated with AI, focusing on current technologies like autonomous drones and financial systems. It highlights the importance of human agency in controlling these technologies and discusses privacy concerns related to data collection. The conversation also speculates on the future of AI, considering the ethical implications if machines were to become conscious. The discussion emphasizes the need for societal awareness and regulation to manage these evolving technologies responsibly.

What are the two parts of the question regarding the risks associated with intelligence and capabilities?

How should we approach the development of autonomous systems according to the speaker?

What concerns does the speaker raise about the projection of human agency in AI systems?

In what ways does the speaker suggest that financial instruments can pose risks?

What is the significance of the 'social uncanny valley' mentioned in the text?

What moral obligations arise if we create conscious AI systems?

How does the speaker relate the concept of robotics to the laws of robotics?