During his testimony in an ongoing legal battle with OpenAI, Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has raised strong concerns around the use of artificial intelligence (AI). Tech billionaire said the future of AI could go in two very different directions. According to him, the world must aim for a positive path like Star Trek and avoid a dangerous outcome similar to The Terminator.
"We don’t want to have a Terminator outcome. We want to be in a Gene Roddenberry outcome, like Star Trek. Not so much a James Cameron movie like Terminator," Musk said.
Speaking during the trial, Musk warned that advanced AI systems are improving very quickly and could become a serious risk if not handled carefully. 'It could kill us all,' he said, while explaining how powerful AI might one day go beyond human control. He added that humanity should not allow AI to reach a point where it becomes harmful.
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According to Musk, Page believed AI would create a kind of utopia. Musk said that the response worried him because he felt the risks were being ignored.
The billionaire said that OpenAI was originally created to ensure AI development remains safe and benefits humanity. He claims that the company has now moved away from that goal and is focusing more on commercial success.
OpenAI, on the other hand, has denied these allegations and continues to defend its current direction.
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Meanwhile, during the trial, US District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers warned both Elon Musk and top OpenAI executives to refrain from posting and escalating tensions on social media.
As per Bloomberg, Rogers asked both the parties to stop making public comments online that could affect the ongoing trial. These remarks came after the Tesla CEO slammed Sam Altman and Greg Brockman on his X account, calling them ‘Scam Altman’ and ‘Greg Stockman’, respectively.
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