This briefing podcast summarises key findings from an assessment by Peter Cobbe of AI risks leading up to 2035. The report highlights the accelerating pace of AI development and the potential for significant disruption and risk across multiple domains. It argues that current risk management strategies and regulatory frameworks are likely insufficient for the capabilities projected by 2035, which could include human-level performance across most cognitive tasks and superhuman ability in some areas. The document outlines specific, credible risks categorised by their timeframe, including algorithmic bias, privacy and surveillance, economic displacement, misinformation, cybersecurity, concentration of power, autonomous weapons, system reliability, loss of human agency, advanced AI alignment, rapid capability growth, and technological singularity scenarios. The report stresses the unprecedented responsibility on leading AI companies and the urgent need for international cooperation and robust governance structures to manage these potential challenges.

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