The Nobel Prize-winning developer of AI expects the first global AI sabotage action within 14 months.

Geoffrey Hinton warns of potential AI-related disasters, comparing them to historical nuclear incidents. He believes that a significant AI failure could prompt global leaders to take the technology's risks seriously. Despite his concerns, Hinton maintains that AI has the potential for a positive future but suggests humanity might be better off without it. He expresses distrust towards major AI company leaders, particularly criticizing their focus on profit over safety.