Written Testimony of Stuart Russell Professor of Computer Science The University of California, Berkeley Before the U.S. Senate Commitee on the Judiciary Subcommitee on Privacy, Technology, & the Law

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Written Testimony of Stuart Russell Professor of Computer Science The University of California, Berkeley Before the U.S. Senate Commitee on the Judiciary Subcommitee on Privacy, Technology, & the Law

“Given our current lack of understanding of how to control AGI systems and to ensure with absolute certainty that they remain safe and beneficial to humans, achieving AGI would present potential catastrophic risks to humanity, up to and including human extinction.”

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Written Testimony of Stuart Russell Professor of Computer Science The University of California, Berkeley Before the U.S. Senate Commitee on the Judiciary Subcommitee on Privacy, Technology, & the Law

“Given our current lack of understanding of how to control AGI systems and to ensure with absolute certainty that they remain safe and beneficial to humans, achieving AGI would present potential catastrophic risks to humanity, up to and including human extinction.”

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